In this article, Matteo Baccan reflects on the evolution of the full-stack developer role and the importance of a problem-solving attitude.

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The post discusses the myth of the Full Stack Developer and emphasizes the importance of specialization and problem-solving attitude in software development.

The Myth of the Full Stack Developer: an Uncomfortable Reality

My Approach to the Term Full Stack Developer

The Job Market and the Full Stack Developer

What if We Focused on “Problem Solving Mindset” Instead?

<p>In this post, I wanted to reflect on the concept of full stack development, contrasted with problem-solving. It’s better to be a problem solver rather than a full stack developer, because solving problems allows for better and more horizontal growth, compared to focusing on a specific stack and failing to excel in any of its components.</p>
