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Is js developer considered as full stack or front-end? 🤔

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    Traditionally js is purely a front-end role - full-stack would be html/css/js + a server-side language like php/.net /python.

    Having said that you can use node.js for server-side so it is technically possible to be full-stack with just javascript.
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    @conjoiner I'm working with React, tsql and .Net. but most of my daily work is to write and test react components, generate API from sql store procedure. Since it's a single page app, and we write inline CSS. I got confused with my role 😵
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    @sunfishcc
    I see your point. I'd say what you're doing sounds enough to qualify as full-stack - so long as you're doing something more complicated than theming a website it's probably not just front-end :-)
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    @conjoiner such a relief. I can rest now😎
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