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Full Stack Developer. Are you one?


Primitively in Software industry software developers worked on particular part of the applications.

Now from a layman point of view, a software application basically have three parts.
  1. The storage.
  2. The Computation. 
  3. The Output. 
Now to develop that software we developers divide it in to mainly three layers. 
  1. Backend Or Database layer. 
  2. Middle layer. 
  3. User Interface or Output layer. 
Now we can reconfigure this above structure with various terms and concepts and coats. 

So, Full Stack Developer is the dev who have the capacity or knowledge to work in all this layers. 

Thats means he is capable enough to deliver a full software with out taking help from anyone.

Also taking consideration of the industry progression, A FULL STACK DEVELOPER should also
know to build Software's for various platforms viz. Desktops, Web, Mobile, etc.
Means he should be technically strong enough to work in Cross Platforms.  

Please comment if you have any other view of the topic.

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