我團隊的淺見，貼了之後在領英收穫不少迴響．想知道這裡的大家對這話題又是什麼看法呢？
Full stack engineers do not exist, and not all engineers are created equal.
SaaS software breaks down in 3 distinct skill sets: front end (=what you see 👀), back end (=the plumbing of how it works 🔧), and infrastructure (=the foundation on which the software runs 🏗️). Each of those is a complex domain that rapidly evolves and no single person can be an expert in all areas, let alone stay up to date across the entire spectrum. Most engineers are not confined to just one area but are in fact T shaped profiles, with some level of expertise in one and typically less deep experience in the others.
Thinking of engineers as equally skilled across all areas is like building a house with Bob who knows a bit of everything, rather than bringing in a crew of tradesmen. You’ll have electricity in the house for sure, but it’s more likely to come with free fireworks later on 🎆.
And sure, Bob is probably ok to build your garden shed to store the lawnmower...
🤔 But would you want him to build your dream home?
How much can you pay for a full stack developer?
2w、3w，Of course not.
A full stack in the UK is ranged between 60-130k GBP annual.
I am not familiar with the 2w, 3w in your comment, what is the unit please?
20-30k CNY per month
full stack developer not only development skills, product deployment and operation, but also professional business knowledge, communication skills, product design skills and so on.
A good back-end or front-end developer earns in a year is ranged between 60-130k GBP annual
I appreciate your perspective on full-stack engineering. In my understanding, being a full-stack engineer goes beyond front-end and back-end development. it also includes a solid grasp of infrastructure components. Modern software systems often require considerations beyond code, and having expertise in infrastructure is crucial for building scalable and reliable solutions.
I believe that the definition of "full-stack" can vary, and it's great to have conversations about the diverse skills that contribute to successful software development.
I think when it comes to the topic of "full stack", most people think they know everything, but everything is not precise. Although I don't know much about technology, I think the trend of full stack is great. While pursuing technology, I also need to learn flexibility. From the nature of my work, I think it is similar to war. The backend is the "supply force", the front-end is the attendance force, and the UI is the "diplomatic force". Therefore, the full stack is the "commander". In my opinion, a commander of a unit needs to be familiar with the process of the unit below and have a certain level of management and comprehensive ability. What I said is more colloquial, of course, it is just a personal idea.
其实电鸭现在的开发就是全栈，前端，后端，移动端都通吃。对于小团队而言，全栈真是不可多得的人才，可以快速推进很多东西。电鸭能有现在的发展，全栈鸭功不可没。
I think it looks more like a mountain than a T shape.
Even in my main area, I still can not keep pace with the newest changes. Because they won't be adopted immediately.