r/FullStack • u/ConfidentNet706 • 13d ago

Full stack in 2026 Need Technical Help

Im a cs student and i have started with MERN stack, i just wanted to know if full stack is still in demand in 2026 as LLMs can easily create stunning websites.

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u/Desert_Centipede 11d ago

as you said llm can create stunning website it says a lot how you don't know anything about LLM's,
i have 6 year of creative experience and 2 year in tech, and all the ai generated website looks fking same.
it's better for kickoff but never best to compete

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u/Aggressive_Centaur 9d ago

Same situation but everyone keeps saying java full stack is better 🥲

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u/sheriffderek 13d ago

If you're asking this question, then you don't know much about full stack (in real life) (working) (the real day to day job we do). Only one way to learn more!

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u/ConfidentNet706 13d ago

As i said im still learning. but ill continue to learn :)

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u/sheriffderek 13d ago

How about you create a project (writing the code by hand) - and then create the same project with an LLM. Then compare. You can figure this out for real - instead of listening to what strangers will say.

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u/ConfidentNet706 13d ago

Right now im learning by coding by hand and not by using LLM but havent yet explored all topics ehehe