[arenaninja]

I saw a few pages but now I'm also getting 502s. I'm curious about their 'Full Stack' claim, since they don't appear to define 'Full Stack' (which they should), and they don't pick a stack (assuming this is for web dev full stack? Even that was vague)

[rudyrigot]

We think Full Stack not in the web stack. But more of "every layer of a system" - from the servers, infra, to the front end of an app.

[arenaninja]

Interesting. There was a discussion here on HN a few weeks back where nobody could agree on a definition of "Full Stack", which is why I think it'd be better to dedicate some time to more fully fleshing out/illustrating what YOU mean by it, so that both potential students and potential companies looking to hire your students are able to interpret it in the way you intend

EDIT: Found the discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10182936

[rudyrigot]

Hm, it's definitely good advice, we're going to look at ways to make it clearer. Thanks a lot, arenaninja!