In my opinion, a fullstack developer should have capability to do a project alone.
That's true.
But to what standard?
A lot of devs could make a passable attempt at every part of a solo project, but I could count on one hand the number of people I've met who I'd consider capable of producing a professional result in all aspects.
I think people have different definitions of what a full stack developer is.
I say as a full stack developer you can develop every part of the project but it doesn't mean that you have to because most developers work in teams.
You also define the stack you want to be full in.
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In my opinion, a fullstack developer should have capability to do a project alone.
That's true.
But to what standard?
A lot of devs could make a passable attempt at every part of a solo project, but I could count on one hand the number of people I've met who I'd consider capable of producing a professional result in all aspects.
I think people have different definitions of what a full stack developer is.
I say as a full stack developer you can develop every part of the project but it doesn't mean that you have to because most developers work in teams.
You also define the stack you want to be full in.