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End-to-end engineers who own a feature from database schema to polished UI, so you need fewer people to ship a complete product.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Is a full stack developer enough for an MVP?
Often, yes. One or two full stack developers can build a focused MVP. As the product grows you will usually add specialists, for example a frontend developer for complex interfaces or a DevOps engineer for infrastructure.
What is the difference between a full stack and a backend developer?
A backend developer concentrates on APIs, data and system design. A full stack developer covers that and the user interface, trading some depth in each area for the ability to deliver complete features alone.
How fast can I onboard a Full Stack Developers?
Most engagements start within 3-5 business days of a signed agreement. We match you with pre-vetted engineers, run a short intro call, and you can begin the same week.
What engagement models do you offer?
Full-time (dedicated, 40 hrs/week), part-time, hourly, or project-based fixed-scope engagements, whichever fits your budget and timeline.
Can I interview the developer before starting?
Yes. We share profiles and set up a technical interview with your shortlisted Full Stack Developers before any commitment.
Who owns the code and IP?
You do. All work is delivered under an IP-assignment agreement, so the code, designs, and documentation belong entirely to you.
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What does a Full Stack Developer do?

A full stack developer builds both the server side (database, business logic, APIs) and the user interface of an application, so one engineer can take a feature from schema to screen. They suit products where features cut across the whole stack and a small team needs to move without hand-offs.

What they typically own on a project

  • Designing database tables and migrations for new features
  • Building REST or GraphQL endpoints and the business rules behind them
  • Implementing the matching UI in React, Vue or a server-rendered framework
  • Writing automated tests across API and UI
  • Deploying and monitoring the feature in staging and production

When to hire one

  • You are building an MVP and need one or two engineers who can ship complete features
  • Your team has frontend and backend specialists but nobody owning features end to end
  • You want fewer hand-offs between people on a small product team

What to check in the technical interview

  • Ask them to walk through one feature they built from database to UI and the trade-offs they made
  • Check depth in at least one backend and one frontend framework, not just familiarity
  • Review how they handle authentication, validation and error states

Common tools and frameworks

React Node.js Laravel Python PostgreSQL MySQL Docker AWS