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by bornfreddy
841 days ago
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This. In my experience frontend is not for everybody. There is a reason why FE and BE are often separated - because it makes sense in most non-trivial apps. Related, I never understood the appeal of isomorphic apps either. It's not like the code for UI and data access is very similar. |
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I've had quite vocal arguments from front-end devs which, when we stripped back what they were actually complaining about, came down to the front end being in service of the back end, rather than vice versa as they were used to.