I agree that it is good to be a "generalist" or a "full stack programmer". I try to be one myself. Be careful when you hear these classifications coming from

I agree that it is good to be a "generalist" or a "full stack programmer". I try to be one myself. Be careful when you hear these classifications coming from recruiters. Whenever I have heard "generalist" what was meant was "someone who can magically already do everything within our narrow domain of concerns."