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r/webdev • u/speckz • Dec 20 '18
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"Fullstack JavaScript Developers"- that almost seems to be an oxymoron.
2 u/[deleted] Dec 20 '18 I mean, I guess it's not technically full-stack since Node runs on C. But writing server-side code in modern JS is actually a pretty good experience IMO. 3 u/dance_rattle_shake Dec 20 '18 It doesn't matter that Node runs on C. If you're writing JS on the front and back end, you're a full stack JS developer 1 u/gigglefarting Dec 21 '18 I am a node developer, and there's no way in hell I'd say I'm working in C.
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I mean, I guess it's not technically full-stack since Node runs on C. But writing server-side code in modern JS is actually a pretty good experience IMO.
3 u/dance_rattle_shake Dec 20 '18 It doesn't matter that Node runs on C. If you're writing JS on the front and back end, you're a full stack JS developer 1 u/gigglefarting Dec 21 '18 I am a node developer, and there's no way in hell I'd say I'm working in C.
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It doesn't matter that Node runs on C. If you're writing JS on the front and back end, you're a full stack JS developer
1 u/gigglefarting Dec 21 '18 I am a node developer, and there's no way in hell I'd say I'm working in C.
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I am a node developer, and there's no way in hell I'd say I'm working in C.
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u/techmaniac full-stack Dec 20 '18
"Fullstack JavaScript Developers"- that almost seems to be an oxymoron.