I was a fullstack developer during the monolithic age. Your client/employer will let you do just about anything and everything they could think of. I also moved up and down the stack a couple of times. Now I am convinced to finally settle working on the frontend.
To the end user, the user interface is the system. Thus, I get more satisfaction on the work I do on the frontend. I don't think that being fullstack is appropriate in this day and age where systems are moving away from the monolithic setup.
However, I would still like to work on fullstack Javascript/Typescript technologies.
You are a user-centric developer! It's great 😃especially if you are doing front end currently. I also think that TypeScript is a trend in 2019 and it's worth to learn it to control the types in JavaScript on the front end and back end.
Sometimes though, to be user-centric is not only about UI/UX but also about the value that the user gets. Quite often there is a ton of user value to gain on the backend side.
I was a fullstack developer during the monolithic age. Your client/employer will let you do just about anything and everything they could think of. I also moved up and down the stack a couple of times. Now I am convinced to finally settle working on the frontend.
To the end user, the user interface is the system. Thus, I get more satisfaction on the work I do on the frontend. I don't think that being fullstack is appropriate in this day and age where systems are moving away from the monolithic setup.
However, I would still like to work on fullstack Javascript/Typescript technologies.
You are a user-centric developer! It's great 😃especially if you are doing front end currently. I also think that TypeScript is a trend in 2019 and it's worth to learn it to control the types in JavaScript on the front end and back end.
Sometimes though, to be user-centric is not only about UI/UX but also about the value that the user gets. Quite often there is a ton of user value to gain on the backend side.
I like that term. Indeed, I just realized that I am.
I agree, it depends on which product you are working on and who are your product owners.