With a sense of clarity uncommon at such a young age, the developer picked computer science when he entered college. Many students pursued different avenues, but they were unwaveringly committed to learning algorithms, databases, data structures, and web programming. They quickly found that they were passionate about both front-end and back-end programming. Their creative impulses were piqued by the front-end—the elegance of user interfaces, the psychology of user experience, and the skill of converting reasoning into visual form. In the meantime, the back-end—server communication, data flow, and system scalability—captivated their analytical minds. Unknowingly laying the groundwork for their future as full-stack developers, they chose to embrace both.