Interview Ari Lerner about AngularJS, FullStack and Book Writing
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Re: Interview Ari Lerner about AngularJS, FullStack and Book Writing
#2OT: for a second, I thought there was a smudge on my screen.
Re: Interview Ari Lerner about AngularJS, FullStack and Book Writing
#3I collected all the various definitions of full-stack i could find online. it's basically meaningless.
http://wayfinder.co/pathways/535e46a318fbce1100cf7f2a/the-va...
Re: Interview Ari Lerner about AngularJS, FullStack and Book Writing
#4OT: for a second, I thought there was a smudge on my screen. http://unicodelookup.com/#、/1
Thank you. Sorry I mess that.
Re: Interview Ari Lerner about AngularJS, FullStack and Book Writing
#5I collected all the various definitions of full-stack i could find online. it's basically meaningless. http://wayfinder.co/pathways/535e46a318fbce1100cf7f2a/the-va...
Thank you. I would say it's a buzz word from the recruiters. However, it's interesting to hear Ari said he built the app from hardware, OS, frontend, backend, etc as a full stack development in the episode.
Re: Interview Ari Lerner about AngularJS, FullStack and Book Writing
#6I collected all the various definitions of full-stack i could find online. it's basically meaningless. http://wayfinder.co/pathways/535e46a318fbce1100cf7f2a/the-va...
It's basically recruiters saying "I want a candidate that can write a js app on the client,the html,the css, and can write all the server side code for it,manage the server,the deployment,the db, lead a team and do project management, all at the same time..." which of course is impossible.
Thankfully recruiting never is about what's possible... especially when it comes to the salary that should go with the "fullstack" requirement...
Now devs calling themself "fullstack" is another story...
Re: Interview Ari Lerner about AngularJS, FullStack and Book Writing
#7I collected all the various definitions of full-stack i could find online. it's basically meaningless. http://wayfinder.co/pathways/535e46a318fbce1100cf7f2a/the-va...
It's basically recruiters saying "I want a candidate that can write a js app on the client,the html,the css, and can write all the server side code for it,manage the server,the deployment,the db, lead a team and do project management, all at the same time..." which of course is impossible. Thankfully recruiting never is about what's possible... especially when it comes to the salary that should go with the "fullstack…
You'd be amazed how much of that running an active open source project prepares you for.
Other than myself, I know a couple of dozen developers who can comfortably refer to themselves as full-stack.
But those people are never going to even talk to recruiters.