IS IT FULL STACK OR FULL-STACK? :@

Is it Caps Lock day already?

DEPENDS ON WHAT YOU MEAN WITH FULL STACK.

THERE ARE TWO DEFINITIONS GOING AROUND; THE ORIGINAL AND THE "WEB 3.0" VERSION.

FULL STACK: from hardware design to customer support, you are capable across the whole spectrum used by the company

FULL-STACK: this just means web back-end + front-end that's why FULL STACK is superior to FULL-STACK and to show that FULL-STACK has an minus sign added.

NOW HIT ME.

It's full-drunk!

Full-Stack is full minus stack. That means you can do anything except handeling LIFO data structures

@rootshell @hubiruchi WAIT DOES THAT MEAN THAT FULL-STACK INCLUDES FULL STACK? (using caps to stay in context with post)

Is it gif or gif? Jeff or Geoff?

Any linter would mark “FULL STACK” as an error, but COBOL-CASE is a bit outdated, so if you ask me, I’d say “fullStack” is the right way.