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Everything still reduces to the lowest common denominator, HTTP. How often does that change, like every 5-10 years? Front end or back end still need to commun
by matt_s 11y ago
Everything still reduces to the lowest common denominator, HTTP. How often does that change, like every 5-10 years?
Front end or back end still need to communicate over HTTP and display in browsers. Your end users don't care what framework is used or if it is popular. They just want a usable and probably cheap site/application.
- untog 11y agoEverything still reduces to the lowest common denominator, HTTP. It doesn't really. Both native apps and webapps use HTTP, but you'd struggle to find too many similarity in those implementations that you could reduce down.
- matt_s 11y agoWhat is a native JavaScript app? Isn't that still a web app running in a browser? I don't know of any client/server types of solutions with JavaScript as the client by itself.