Why Should One Become a Full-Stack Web Developer?

Full stack web developer is the passionate term in today IT industry. I have seen many people claiming himself as a full stack developer on LinkedIn, Facebook or Quora profile. Are they ?? I don’t Know.

Typically when people talk about a full-stack programmer, they expect a web developer who can work on both Backends, Frontend and Database.

• Front-end- HTML5, JavaScript, JQuery, CSS3,Bootstrap4,Angular2/4
• Backend- Ruby on Rails, PHP, Node.js
• Database- MySQL, MongoDB, CouchDB
• Debugging/Version Control- GIT, Grunt, Xdebug, Subversion

If you know all the above, then you may consider yourself as a full stack developer in the making. Why making? Because full stack developer is not limited only to these techniques. You have to easy with different Development layers. Like

• Server, Network, and security
• Data Modeling
• Project management and Client coordination
• Working with system infrastructure including hardware and OS
• There is a bunch of technologies full stack developers us, such as a LAMP, Ruby on Rails, LAMP, MAMP, MEAN, MERN and many more. For example, MEAN is a high stack to build a web application. 

The technical language for server-side Node.js, Express.js and MongoDB and client side (AngularJS). Full stack developers are highly needed wherever nowadays, especially in major IT companies.

There are several descriptions of full stack out there. This is one we like. It will also give you penetration into how vital being a full-stack developer.

We offer a two-year program to become a full stack developer - an alternative to college, online lessons and coding boot camps.

There are many cases one comes across which emphasise the importance of familiarising oneself with the full-stack. S

For instance, at LinkedIn, a new graduate who was a “frontend specialist” completed a background that was querying a field in the user table that included millions of entries.

This area did not have an index, and the database went down along with the website. The developer had no clue about how a database works, yet understanding what is an index is a must know for any good software engineer.