#DevDiscuss Archive

Tuesday December 6, 2016
9:00 PM EST
  • ThePracticalDev Dec 6 @ 9:04 PM EST
    The ninth #DevDiscuss is starting now This week's topic: Full-stack development
  • ThePracticalDev Dec 6 @ 9:04 PM EST
    Rules: - Stay on topic - ALWAYS use the hashtag #DevDiscuss - Be NICE/POSITIVE ❤️ - Quoting other tweets for clarity is encouraged
  • JakeWengroff Dec 6 @ 9:05 PM EST
    Drats, I missed the chance to vote on tonight's #DevDiscuss topic.
  • 804obsidianstar Dec 6 @ 9:09 PM EST
    Tune-in time. Two dope chats on deck. #hiphoped and #devdiscuss Btw, I'm diggin these chat tips below. Let's go! https://t.co/LnYpqY0jrS
    • ThePracticalDev Dec 6 @ 9:04 PM EST
      Rules: - Stay on topic - ALWAYS use the hashtag #DevDiscuss - Be NICE/POSITIVE ❤️ - Quoting other tweets for clarity is encouraged
  • ThePracticalDev Dec 6 @ 9:09 PM EST
    What does the idea of "full-stack" development mean to you? Are you a full-stack developer? #devdiscuss
  • DevDiscussHQ Dec 6 @ 9:12 PM EST
    remember to use #devdiscuss hashtag 💸
    In reply to @grmpyprogrammer, @ThePracticalDev
  • DevDiscussHQ Dec 6 @ 9:12 PM EST
    remember to use #devdiscuss hashtag 💸
    In reply to @FxLowe, @ThePracticalDev
  • dev_vine Dec 6 @ 9:12 PM EST
    Used to be dealing w/ both client side & server side. Lines have blurred quite a bit now. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • EntirelyAmelia Dec 6 @ 9:13 PM EST
    At my last job, full-stack meant web client, middleware, backend application, database. These days, I stick with backend only #DevDiscuss
  • Nick_Craver Dec 6 @ 9:13 PM EST
    Browser, JavaScript, CDN, Load Balancers, Web, Servers (OS), Database, Networking, and performance of all the things in-between. #devdiscuss
  • ohcodinglady Dec 6 @ 9:13 PM EST
    A fullstack dev can work on all aspects of web development. I'm front-end right now but studying to go fullstack! #devdiscuss
  • yechielk Dec 6 @ 9:13 PM EST
    I thought that's what all devs do... :/ #devdiscuss
    • FxLowe Dec 6 @ 9:11 PM EST
      Full-stack developers are just developers who google.
      In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • ClayBagel Dec 6 @ 9:14 PM EST
    #DevDiscuss Buzz term in the industry. Demand is high but very few can do it effectively.
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • PBeekums Dec 6 @ 9:14 PM EST
    Full stack is someone who can deliver software without "handing it off" to someone else. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • _erozas Dec 6 @ 9:15 PM EST
    designers who can somehow render stuff to the browser and back-end devs that can modifiy Bootstrap. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • bendhalpern Dec 6 @ 9:15 PM EST
    I had to become a full-stack developer because the only job I've ever had was "startup CTO" #devdiscuss
  • Nick_Craver Dec 6 @ 9:15 PM EST
    @ThePracticalDev Put another way: full stack means I could hand you *any* problem with our infrastructure, and you can solve it. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • JackScottAU Dec 6 @ 9:17 PM EST
    Most people who call themselves fullstack developers aren't even aware of half the layers that are in the stack #DevDiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • pakito555 Dec 6 @ 9:17 PM EST
    A good grip on all subjects to develop, deploy and mantain software. #devdiscuss
  • seahcy Dec 6 @ 9:17 PM EST
    full stack developers are ones that are able to add technical debt to every layer of the stack #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • JakeWengroff Dec 6 @ 9:17 PM EST
    But does full-stack even exist? Can anyone do it all? I don't think so. #devdiscuss
  • Austin_Jay49 Dec 6 @ 9:18 PM EST
    as a novice in learning it means knowing multiple technologies and languages to go from several to client #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • darby3 Dec 6 @ 9:18 PM EST
    I figure I’ve been lucky enough to figure out most of what I’ve needed along the way. Call it what you will. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • bendhalpern Dec 6 @ 9:18 PM EST
    I think I'm too curious to be anything besides full-stack, but I find front-end development pretty tedious most of the time #devdiscuss
  • jxpx777 Dec 6 @ 9:18 PM EST
    Full stack to me means being ready to learn on the fly. You might know some stuff but you won’t know everything ahead of time. #devdiscuss
  • MightyPupil Dec 6 @ 9:19 PM EST
    transistors to gates to cpus to firmware to oses to drivers to software #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • JakeWengroff Dec 6 @ 9:19 PM EST
    I believe that #DevDiscuss
    • JackScottAU Dec 6 @ 9:17 PM EST
      Most people who call themselves fullstack developers aren't even aware of half the layers that are in the stack #DevDiscuss
      In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • bendhalpern Dec 6 @ 9:20 PM EST
    Obviously "full stack" limits itself to a certain domain. There are so many subsets of computing, nobody knows it all #DevDiscuss
  • JakeWengroff Dec 6 @ 9:20 PM EST
    Thrown to the wolves, I suppose. No better way to learn! #DevDiscuss
    • bendhalpern Dec 6 @ 9:15 PM EST
      I had to become a full-stack developer because the only job I've ever had was "startup CTO" #devdiscuss
  • iSands Dec 6 @ 9:20 PM EST
    HR folks hiring developers don't have a clue of what is it that they should be looking for. Self-taught is not good for HR. #devdiscuss
    • ThePracticalDev Nov 29 @ 9:38 PM EST
      What stigmas or perceptions are there around the various code education paths? How accurate are they? #devdiscuss
  • rasputinjs Dec 6 @ 9:20 PM EST
    hey now, sometimes I use PureCSS cause Bootstrap is hard #DevDiscuss
    In reply to @_erozas, @ThePracticalDev
  • gdavis92 Dec 6 @ 9:21 PM EST
    Every time I've heard the term, "full-stack" meant front/backend. The broader definition is mostly from articles. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @JakeWengroff
  • justAfanDavid Dec 6 @ 9:21 PM EST
    #devdiscuss doing any & all coding needed to finish the task at hand...regardless of what it was or involved
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • tabinfl Dec 6 @ 9:21 PM EST
    Full-stack developer is the one on the dev team who didn't get downsized & now has to do all the jobs. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • stevedesmond_ca Dec 6 @ 9:22 PM EST
    Most people these days would call the second half of those "ops"/"SRE", but I agree that they should be part of "full-stack" #devdiscuss
    • Nick_Craver Dec 6 @ 9:13 PM EST
      Browser, JavaScript, CDN, Load Balancers, Web, Servers (OS), Database, Networking, and performance of all the things in-between. #devdiscuss
  • strizhechenko Dec 6 @ 9:22 PM EST
    And hardware choice too. #devdiscuss
    • Nick_Craver Dec 6 @ 9:13 PM EST
      Browser, JavaScript, CDN, Load Balancers, Web, Servers (OS), Database, Networking, and performance of all the things in-between. #devdiscuss
  • kylewelch Dec 6 @ 9:22 PM EST
    I would say it is more difficult to be tier specific since it means more communication and less control #devdiscuss
    In reply to @kylewelch
  • gdavis92 Dec 6 @ 9:22 PM EST
    Do you mean that devs should have formal, certified education a/o documentation? #devdiscuss
    In reply to @iSands
  • MD_Morrison Dec 6 @ 9:22 PM EST
    FEs who write some Node or BEs who think "it's just the front end." #devdiscuss
  • JakeWengroff Dec 6 @ 9:23 PM EST
    I also think full-stack is a catch-all word ppl can use to make themselves more employable - and there is nothing wrong w/ that #DevDiscuss
  • erinmorrissey Dec 6 @ 9:23 PM EST
    Agreed, my curiosity makes me want to be full-stack capable, though the # of layers to know gets overwhelming #DevDiscuss
    In reply to @bendhalpern
  • Nick_Craver Dec 6 @ 9:23 PM EST
    While I’m very heavily involved in our hardware as well, I disagree it's generally thought of as developer :) #devdiscuss
    In reply to @strizhechenko
  • kylewelch Dec 6 @ 9:24 PM EST
    completely agree about front end. I do the most in JS but of all the things I have done it is the most frustrating #devdiscuss
    In reply to @bendhalpern
  • 3leftturns Dec 6 @ 9:24 PM EST
    Full stack means I know Java very well but can do enough JS/ @angularjs to keep my job. #devdiscuss @ThePracticalDev
    In reply to @angularjs, @ThePracticalDev
  • JakeWengroff Dec 6 @ 9:24 PM EST
    Ha, good one! #DevDiscuss
    • tabinfl Dec 6 @ 9:21 PM EST
      Full-stack developer is the one on the dev team who didn't get downsized & now has to do all the jobs. #devdiscuss
      In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • KamSalisbury Dec 6 @ 9:25 PM EST
    from GUI to output and backup. No, I am output and backup most of the time #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • faizmokh Dec 6 @ 9:25 PM EST
    Front-end, back-end and a some understanding in devops. Just enough to actually ship it. 🛳 #DevDiscuss
  • bendhalpern Dec 6 @ 9:26 PM EST
    Full stack within a company that can comfortably run on a few Heroku dynos is different than a company with big infra concerns #DevDiscuss
  • rasputinjs Dec 6 @ 9:26 PM EST
    someone who knows javascript #DevDiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • bendhalpern Dec 6 @ 9:27 PM EST
    Because "full stack" can mean so much, like many industry terms, it also tends to mean very little #DevDiscuss
  • dev_vine Dec 6 @ 9:27 PM EST
    full-stack dev is a tall order... #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • lucus_patrick Dec 6 @ 9:27 PM EST
    .@ThePracticalDev #devdiscuss ‘full-stack’ jack of all trades master of none
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • gdavis92 Dec 6 @ 9:27 PM EST
    Yes! Case in point, this #DevDiscuss
    In reply to @bendhalpern
  • lucus_patrick Dec 6 @ 9:27 PM EST
    .@ThePracticalDev #devdiscuss ‘full-stack’ typical winner of buzz-word bingo
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • rasputinjs Dec 6 @ 9:29 PM EST
    this. Used to be like 'TIME TO MAKE STUFF PRETTY' now it's like 'okay time to feel bad about my design skills' #devdiscuss
    In reply to @bendhalpern
  • james_collado Dec 6 @ 9:29 PM EST
    "impossible", "nobody can know the full stack", "self called full-stack devs don't even know what half the levels are"... #DevDiscuss
  • Nick_Craver Dec 6 @ 9:29 PM EST
    Well-versed; not master. Aim for master at some though, e.g. my focus is performance, when able. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @Joshreeter, @ThePracticalDev
  • gumnos Dec 6 @ 9:29 PM EST
    1/ "Full Stack" = some skill with • webserver • database • backend • HTTP/WebSockets • HTML • CSS • JavaScript #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • j_c_fitz Dec 6 @ 9:30 PM EST
    #DevDiscuss to me, full-stack includes doing/understanding your own dev-ops. No crutches like Heroku.
  • kylewelch Dec 6 @ 9:30 PM EST
    I have always thought of full stack as: if given a feature, dev should be able to take it to completion solely. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @bendhalpern
  • gumnos Dec 6 @ 9:31 PM EST
    2/ The knowledge bell-curve centers higher or lower, but at least shows a working understanding across it all. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • bendhalpern Dec 6 @ 9:31 PM EST
    Having a pretty good understanding of latency concerns and CDN choices has helped me be a better front end developer #DevDiscuss
  • 3leftturns Dec 6 @ 9:31 PM EST
    @ThePracticalDev #devdiscuss full stack is a myth - because you get siloed into front or back every day. Not always both.
  • Nick_Craver Dec 6 @ 9:33 PM EST
    For all things, can you…: -Tell me why they’re there? -…or why they shouldn’t be? -Make them better? -Fix them? #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • gumnos Dec 6 @ 9:34 PM EST
    3/ At the metal end 🤘, there might also be OS/Ops skills, and at the other end, design/typography/UI/UX skills. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • CaseyReedDev Dec 6 @ 9:34 PM EST
    Understanding the fundamental concepts across all of dev and using the knowledge of one to affect building the others #DevDiscuss
  • gabro27 Dec 6 @ 9:34 PM EST
    A developer that hasn't yet decided what they like the most, like myself #devdiscuss
  • kellyjandrews Dec 6 @ 9:35 PM EST
    Depends on how much of the stack you are talking about. Most consider this front/back. But that's a fraction. #devdiscuss
  • j_c_fitz Dec 6 @ 9:35 PM EST
    I think any individual or company that claims to be "full-stack" should be able to admin the iron #devdiscuss
    In reply to @heimidal
  • Austin_Jay49 Dec 6 @ 9:35 PM EST
    means master of none. Usually doesn't meet "best practice" and is more functional and completion oriented. #devDiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • 3leftturns Dec 6 @ 9:36 PM EST
    I just don't know a lot of folk that code on the entire application. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @Nick_Craver, @ThePracticalDev
  • gumnos Dec 6 @ 9:36 PM EST
    Yes, some do it all—but the proficiency usually centers on some skills, with less proficiency at the extremes. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @JakeWengroff
  • j_c_fitz Dec 6 @ 9:38 PM EST
    based on personal experience, something will come up that is hard/impossible to diagnose. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @bryanaglenn
  • anthonycook Dec 6 @ 9:39 PM EST
    Nowadays full stack development is as simple as building a rest API and letting a view library like React/Vue do the rest. #DevDiscuss
  • gumnos Dec 6 @ 9:39 PM EST
    Though grokking the core concepts (HTTP, SSL/TLS, SQL, etc), helps when tech shifts (Rails→Django; VanillaJS→Angular;…) #devdiscuss
    In reply to @jxpx777
  • bryanaglenn Dec 6 @ 9:39 PM EST
    That never happens in software! Fair point. Always trade-offs. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @j_c_fitz
  • mguarascio Dec 6 @ 9:39 PM EST
    #devdiscuss I tend to think of full stack skills meaning "T-shaped" https://t.co/dgiINAehl3
  • gdavis92 Dec 6 @ 9:40 PM EST
    ugh I know the feeling, and I'm just frontend #DevDiscuss
    In reply to @dev_vine, @ThePracticalDev
  • Nick_Craver Dec 6 @ 9:40 PM EST
    Fair enough; I agree it’s rare (anecdotally). I’d love to hire for it, but it seems so hard. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @3leftturns, @ThePracticalDev
  • bendhalpern Dec 6 @ 9:40 PM EST
    No need to be expert, but I think it's important to develop a technical empathy for those who work on all layers of the stack #DevDiscuss
  • TonyTalksTech Dec 6 @ 9:40 PM EST
    major props for inclusion of "system engineering" items: servers, OS, and networking. #DevDiscuss
    In reply to @Nick_Craver
  • gumnos Dec 6 @ 9:41 PM EST
    Hey, some of us devs cut our teeth doing x86 & 6502 assembly language. We know how deep that rabbit-hole goes. 😉 #devdiscuss
    In reply to @bendhalpern
  • gumnos Dec 6 @ 9:42 PM EST
    "Jack of all trades, master of some" #devdiscuss
    In reply to @Joshreeter, @Nick_Craver, @ThePracticalDev
  • TonyTalksTech Dec 6 @ 9:43 PM EST
    I measure a dev's full-stackity by them being able to debug every part of a request. Browser to hardware. #DevDiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • uxstephen Dec 6 @ 9:44 PM EST
    When people say "full-stack" they usually underemphasize visual design concerns but that part is critical to me #DevDiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • HaktanSuren Dec 6 @ 9:44 PM EST
    I want to hire someone who can solve all the problems so i know who to blame if something messes up #devdiscuss.
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • CaseyReedDev Dec 6 @ 9:44 PM EST
    Agreed! Nobody will be an expert on everything, but you should be able to understand the ripples of a decision across stacks #DevDiscuss
    • bendhalpern Dec 6 @ 9:40 PM EST
      No need to be expert, but I think it's important to develop a technical empathy for those who work on all layers of the stack #DevDiscuss
  • ThePracticalDev Dec 6 @ 9:44 PM EST
    What's a programming domain other than your greatest expertise that you want to become more proficient in? #DevDiscuss
  • 3leftturns Dec 6 @ 9:44 PM EST
    for me to consider myself "full stack" I'd need to drop 5k on a bootcamp and dive in hard on JS. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @Nick_Craver, @ThePracticalDev
  • TonyTalksTech Dec 6 @ 9:45 PM EST
    beyond debugging, I care about if a dev understands how to release to prod and repercussions. #DevDiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • anthonycook Dec 6 @ 9:45 PM EST
    Nowadays full stack development is as simple as building a REST API and letting a view library like React/Vue do the rest. #DevDiscuss
  • yechielk Dec 6 @ 9:45 PM EST
    Thumbs-up for full-stackity :D #DevDiscuss
    In reply to @TonyTalksTech, @ThePracticalDev
  • TonyTalksTech Dec 6 @ 9:45 PM EST
    I'm not fully there yet. Bad at some harder networking problems, but still improving. #DevDiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • JTRinOR Dec 6 @ 9:45 PM EST
    .@ThePracticalDev Full stack dark side is overclaiming knowledge. Full stack light side is being able to pitch in where needed. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • kevdog Dec 6 @ 9:46 PM EST
    #devdiscuss CSS Animation
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • TheLarkInn Dec 6 @ 9:46 PM EST
    @ThePracticalDev ugh I want so badly to have more time to dive into V8, compilers, and wrap it in some Machine Learning. #DevDiscuss
    • ThePracticalDev Dec 6 @ 9:44 PM EST
      What's a programming domain other than your greatest expertise that you want to become more proficient in? #DevDiscuss
  • kylewelch Dec 6 @ 9:46 PM EST
    I am so use to interfacing with the user. I would love to work more with hardware. Very interested in IoT #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • codersplzaccept Dec 6 @ 9:46 PM EST
    "Full stack" means that I need to spend an extra five minutes stroking the candidate's ego during the phone screen #devdiscuss
  • gumnos Dec 6 @ 9:47 PM EST
    From hardware and OS install CDs/USB/PXE to green lock in chrome. 😉 #devdiscuss
    In reply to @MetricMike12, @ThePracticalDev
  • tryangls Dec 6 @ 9:47 PM EST
    Purely functional programming. Some level of Haskell mastery ideally. #DevDiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • justAfanDavid Dec 6 @ 9:47 PM EST
    #devdiscuss adaptability. The industry & technology is always changing....
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • mguarascio Dec 6 @ 9:48 PM EST
    #devdiscuss I enjoy full stack development more than specializing. Not understanding the whole picture can be dangerous.
    In reply to @mguarascio
  • MicroHex Dec 6 @ 9:48 PM EST
    #devdiscuss Some people forget that if your code can't brick the underlying hardware, you haven't quite gotten through all the stack layers.
  • stevedesmond_ca Dec 6 @ 9:48 PM EST
    Fancy front-end frameworks and fancy functional languages, basically all the hipster buzzword hotness these days #devdiscuss
    • ThePracticalDev Dec 6 @ 9:44 PM EST
      What's a programming domain other than your greatest expertise that you want to become more proficient in? #DevDiscuss
  • j_c_fitz Dec 6 @ 9:48 PM EST
    I'm ok with managed virtual servers like Liquid Web, but be able to take the wheel if you need to. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @heimidal
  • kylewelch Dec 6 @ 9:48 PM EST
    agreed I am very excited to play with some babel and would love to take the plunge into webpack. Intimidating #devdiscuss
    In reply to @TheLarkInn
  • TDotPiddy Dec 6 @ 9:48 PM EST
    I'd love to be able to roll my own Graph DB. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • HaktanSuren Dec 6 @ 9:49 PM EST
    video/image processing and computer vision in general. I have a lot of ideas #DevDiscuss :)
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • dev_vine Dec 6 @ 9:49 PM EST
    So much I want to dig into, top of my head: Realtime, IoT, machine/deep learning #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • stevedesmond_ca Dec 6 @ 9:49 PM EST
    Also, newer low-level languages like Go and Rust #devdiscuss https://t.co/sodPLWfEtu
    • ThePracticalDev Dec 6 @ 9:44 PM EST
      What's a programming domain other than your greatest expertise that you want to become more proficient in? #DevDiscuss
  • justAfanDavid Dec 6 @ 9:50 PM EST
    #devdiscuss starting out on key-punch & slide rules to seeing today's tech, the future can/has been ....interesting...;-)
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • Nick_Craver Dec 6 @ 9:50 PM EST
    UX. Nothing you build matters if no one can use it. Understanding users and building *the right thing* is a critical skill. #devdiscuss
    • ThePracticalDev Dec 6 @ 9:44 PM EST
      What's a programming domain other than your greatest expertise that you want to become more proficient in? #DevDiscuss
  • jxpx777 Dec 6 @ 9:50 PM EST
    💯 I think being full stack means in part being meta-prepared for the work. Prepared to be unprepared, to grapple. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @gumnos
  • brooksdavis Dec 6 @ 9:51 PM EST
    My team (~20ppl) does ISAs, CPUs, OSes, run times, languages, and apps. As a team we're full stack. #devdiscuss
  • heimidal Dec 6 @ 9:51 PM EST
    for big companies, I think a self-managed PaaS is the best option for similar reasons, but you have the keys. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @j_c_fitz
  • TonyTalksTech Dec 6 @ 9:52 PM EST
    game development. I want to make an RPG that my brother and I can play #DevDiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • Paulmicha Dec 6 @ 9:52 PM EST
    practical applications of #IEML (information economy meta language) #DevDiscuss - ex: https://t.co/UKkBzrnevE
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • bendhalpern Dec 6 @ 9:52 PM EST
    I'd like to find an excuse to learn @rustlang and work on some lower level problems #devdiscuss
    In reply to @rustlang
    • ThePracticalDev Dec 6 @ 9:44 PM EST
      What's a programming domain other than your greatest expertise that you want to become more proficient in? #DevDiscuss
  • kellyjandrews Dec 6 @ 9:53 PM EST
    Security. Its a never ending struggle but is something really important. #devdiscuss
    • ThePracticalDev Dec 6 @ 9:44 PM EST
      What's a programming domain other than your greatest expertise that you want to become more proficient in? #DevDiscuss
  • heimidal Dec 6 @ 9:55 PM EST
    I also think stepping away and going outside the PaaS is required sometimes. A willingness to step away is healthy. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @j_c_fitz
  • gdavis92 Dec 6 @ 9:55 PM EST
    server spin up, heavier focus on server side programming, eg PHP, Ruby #DevDiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • polyov_dev Dec 6 @ 9:56 PM EST
    .@ThePracticalDev Full stack means working with the database config and the css styles. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • roger_b_m Dec 6 @ 9:56 PM EST
    #DevDiscuss for me it's native mobile. I never have the time :( Sad b/c I started out doing native development (pre-web).
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • ajednet Dec 6 @ 9:56 PM EST
    you could always write a webapp in rust (srsly) https://t.co/nOtctvsoKr #devdiscuss
    In reply to @bendhalpern, @rustlang
  • Nick_Craver Dec 6 @ 9:57 PM EST
    And teaching. Experience you can share is worth 10,000x more. Teaching isn’t an easy skill, IMO. It’s hard to do well. #devdiscuss
    • ThePracticalDev Dec 6 @ 9:44 PM EST
      What's a programming domain other than your greatest expertise that you want to become more proficient in? #DevDiscuss
  • bendhalpern Dec 6 @ 9:58 PM EST
    Yeah. It's probably what will end up happening. I still feel like I want to find a reason to *need* Rust #devdiscuss
    In reply to @ajednet, @rustlang
  • lucus_patrick Dec 6 @ 9:58 PM EST
    @ThePracticalDev yes. & also don’t think UX is limited to GUI’s. UX is critical to your APIs, Interfaces, etc.. #devdiscuss
    In reply to @Nick_Craver, @ThePracticalDev
  • aaauaucuggaa Dec 6 @ 9:59 PM EST
    #devdiscuss stats for sure
    In reply to @ThePracticalDev
  • polyov_dev Dec 6 @ 9:59 PM EST
    Working on a kernel. I spend lots of time with how things look, OS programming is basically the complete opposite of that. #DevDiscuss
    • ThePracticalDev Dec 6 @ 9:44 PM EST
      What's a programming domain other than your greatest expertise that you want to become more proficient in? #DevDiscuss