If your job title is full stack, that’s a real ass job. It means you take the data from the back end and display it in the front end, and accept the data from the front end and put it in the back end. You are also responsible for any changes that happen to the data through this process and that you apply those changes in the correct place.
TL;DR : You make the API, you consume the API. Also, put it into some god awful, unnecessary node.js dependency hell for some godforsaken reason.
… are you stuck with that too? Tell you what, you hook me up with a job where I can show you the ropes of what each role the “modern” (pre-ai) software pipeline is like, and I’ll bake blueberry pies until I have a good recipe.
I hear you bud. I’m a “Full Stack Developer” or whatever the trend is calling it these days after AI. I don’t even know what my job is anymore.
If your job title is full stack, that’s a real ass job. It means you take the data from the back end and display it in the front end, and accept the data from the front end and put it in the back end. You are also responsible for any changes that happen to the data through this process and that you apply those changes in the correct place.
TL;DR : You make the API, you consume the API. Also, put it into some god awful, unnecessary node.js dependency hell for some godforsaken reason.
Ummm. Do you have a good recipe for blueberry pie?
… are you stuck with that too? Tell you what, you hook me up with a job where I can show you the ropes of what each role the “modern” (pre-ai) software pipeline is like, and I’ll bake blueberry pies until I have a good recipe.
Or just look it up online.
I’m sorry, I don’t hire people without industry experience. But good luck getting your first job.
I’ve got over a decade of industry experience. but yeah, let’s end this stupid conversation before we both get doxxed.
Then I’m already double you, kid, but nice try.