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by Lord_Zero
2719 days ago
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At my work we need APIs for integrations. The easiest path for us is to write the API and write an app to consume it. Although I suppose you could do the extra work to bundle a UI with the API and share the business logic. Also dog fooding helps us get the API right the first time. Im not 100% into the SPA world, in fact one of our clients is an MVC app which uses a mix of HttpClient to call our API and good old fashioned jQuery AJAX calls. I just wanted to voice this and say if you live in a world where people do not need to integrate with your API then a regular MVC style app and little to no JS is fine. Also, JS helps when you need to do things like CRUD many-to-many relationships on your UI without a bunch of postbacks. |
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