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Exactly - so many programmers now consider themselves full stack because they write JS on the server and the client and that's not the case. Full stack is the whole show. From reading log files to configuring the server; to writing the backend and the frontend.

You said it all, be a full stack developer takes times and patience. Personally, the hardest thing to do is to be uptodate in every field, know the pros and cons of each one. It is especially hard in the Frontend, since new frameworks/libraries/paradigms are comming out of nowhere really fast.

Yes that, and the fact that according to backend you control which versions are running, front end you just have to follow the flow, you can't take advantage of new features too soon or use deprecated ones.