We're getting new "fullstack" frameworks all the time. From Rails, to Laravel, to NextJS, to Tanstack Start, there's a lot of options. But all of them are very different, and we need to talk about it.

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The term 'full stack' is becoming increasingly vague with frameworks like Laravel, Rails, and Next.js offering vastly different features and control levels. Minimal frameworks allow more customization, while batteries-included frameworks provide comprehensive solutions. The author suggests reevaluating and potentially retiring the term 'full stack' due to its varied interpretation across different platforms and developers.

Is full stack even real anymore?