A full-stack developer is someone who is competent to deal with the technologies behind the entire application stack—that is, the different layers of technologies that make up a modern application.

Full-stack engineering sounds like a dream. In fact it’s a recipe for slower development, lower-quality software, soaring technical debt, and overstressed engineers.

So how can you become a full-stack engineer and what are the expectations? In most working environments, you won’t be expected to have absolute expertise on every single platform or language.

Become a Full-Stack Developer: How I Did It Full-stack developers build software and have a firm grip on front-end and back-end services. U.S. News & World Report Education takes an unbiased ...

Java or C++, Full stack or Front end: The programming languages and developer jobs that pay you the most But it's not just about the money, as developers look for more flexible working options too.

To keep up in an ever-evolving, wide-ranging role, it helps full-stack developers to have the right resources in their arsenals.

The company is offering a full-stack engineer role with a salary package of up to ₹ 40 LPA—without requiring a college degree or even a resume.