I 100% agree with you. The distinction between front-end and back-end is very clear. It's much less a technical problem than it is an industrial problem.
I also believe that it's that companies are setting higher expections on front-end webdevs in being capable of doing true back-end technologies when that shouldn't be expected at all. This common behaviour causes the meaning to shift unnecessarily.
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I 100% agree with you. The distinction between front-end and back-end is very clear. It's much less a technical problem than it is an industrial problem.
I also believe that it's that companies are setting higher expections on front-end webdevs in being capable of doing true back-end technologies when that shouldn't be expected at all. This common behaviour causes the meaning to shift unnecessarily.