> The snarky answer is that it's easier to be a full stack developer if your stack starts and ends with JavaScript.
That doesn't need to be snarky. I know JavaScript and a variety of other languages, but if I'm picking a stack to work on the whole of, it's going to be a whole lot less context switching to use one language throughout, so JavaScript (in fact, TypeScript) it generally is.
That doesn't need to be snarky. I know JavaScript and a variety of other languages, but if I'm picking a stack to work on the whole of, it's going to be a whole lot less context switching to use one language throughout, so JavaScript (in fact, TypeScript) it generally is.