Want to pursue your career as a full-stack web developer? Then there are the skills you are gonna require. Check this article on the Full stack web...
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You also missed CICD pipelies... you will be asked to set it up from scratch
The right answer to that in the interview is, if they intend to pay you a second salary the you are more than happy to be DevOps engineer on top of your full stack engineer
From my experience, It takes 1 or 2 days of googling to learn and set up CICD pipelines. Definitely do-able and worth learning as a Full Stack Dev.
I totally agree with that. However to fully manage all aspects of cicd you will have to do much more than that. Especially when it comes to production critical things. Companies nowadays however tend to merge many roles into the full stack to save money but trust me - as full stack eng the cicd should remain a sidequest for your own sanity and good sleeping at night
I agree. Choosing to specialize in CICD is to me, a death wish
I agree with @jankapunkt on this one.
We have a dedicated DevOps team in our company.
It is beneficial to learn the CiCd side of this things but it's better left for the people fully familiar with the process and paid for it and not burden full stack devs.
I went through many job interviews a year ago. Many wanted both skills. But the pay was laughable.
Thanks a lot for your inputs.
You missed .Net and ASP.NET Core for backend. C# is far more advanced than Java in my opinion.
How much is .asp currently used in backend development in 2022? Keep in mind I know it's a stupid question but I'm very, very, very rusty and getting back into this after about 15 years. Back in 2005 we build everything with ASP and Microsoft Access. Things seem to have changed. All I hear about now is MERN, Node, Express, React, and things like that. Should I be getting back into my asp for backend? Or focusing on the newer stuff? I've been doing 3D Modeling and Photography for the past decade and a half and I've.....well...well man I've missed a lot, lol. So what's going on in the backend these days?
I don't think .NET is any faster than Java but it definitely surpasses Node.JS any given day.
.Net is CPU agnostic this makes threads a thing of the past. The async/await Task construct uses all CPUs not just one.. Java doesn't come close.
asp net still around?
ASP.NET is outdated. .NET Core is the way to go for C# enthusiasts.
And it's just getting better and better. Check out .Net Core 6.0 if you're interested.
Yes, it powers Stackoverflow.
Other important skills
-Testing your code to make sure it works
-Creative problem solving skills
-Third party services like stripe and twilio
-Deployment
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Thanks for this Article, when I read all skills required to be a FullStack developer I arrive to conclusion than a developer junior can't to be a FullStack developer but after how many years can we pretend to be a FullStack developer?
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Generally it takes 6 to 8 months but it depends on person to person. Although, there is no stopping as software world evolves continuously. So, you'll have to learn continuously.
Nice article
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I need in there "Rust" as a backend lang.. please!
Seriously If I knew this many I would have quit long ago!
So simplified and informative is all I can say🤝🏾
Thank you for sharing 📋
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Good post, kudos!
any ways good job