Full-Stack.
Spanning both frontend and backend: an engineer or team comfortable across the whole product.
Full-stack means working across the entire application: the user-facing frontend and the server-side backend, plus the glue between them. A full-stack engineer can build a feature end to end rather than handing it off halfway.
For startups, full-stack capability is valuable because features rarely live in just one layer. A single person or tight team owning the whole flow reduces handoffs, miscommunication, and the gaps where bugs hide.
It doesn't mean one person knows everything equally. It means the team can move a feature from idea to live without waiting on a separate group for each layer. That breadth is what makes small teams ship like big ones.
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