Full-stack was in for awhile but it seems companies have been veering back toward specialization (with the exception of small startups).
I believe it is a good thing to collect some experience in all the things, but always have some area you excel at. Master some skill and find a team that needs that thing you do and appreciates you for who you are.
I'm a fan of Open Source and have a growing interest in serverless and edge computing. I'm not a big fan of spiders, but they're doing good work eating bugs. I also stream on Twitch.
Yeah, I hear ya. I've worked at small startups and you wear many hats because you're helping out. Last place I was at, I was hired as a frontend dev, but doing frontend/some backend, but at the same time helping with Kubernetes updates and deployments.
Now at a bigger company, it's pretty much just frontend I'm doing. Sometimes I touch the backend if it's related to a ticket I'm working on.
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Full-stack was in for awhile but it seems companies have been veering back toward specialization (with the exception of small startups).
I believe it is a good thing to collect some experience in all the things, but always have some area you excel at. Master some skill and find a team that needs that thing you do and appreciates you for who you are.
Yeah, I hear ya. I've worked at small startups and you wear many hats because you're helping out. Last place I was at, I was hired as a frontend dev, but doing frontend/some backend, but at the same time helping with Kubernetes updates and deployments.
Now at a bigger company, it's pretty much just frontend I'm doing. Sometimes I touch the backend if it's related to a ticket I'm working on.