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+1 on just saying no to server side rendering. This should be idiomatic.
by jksmith 11y ago
+1 on just saying no to server side rendering. This should be idiomatic.
- strickjb9 11y agoThere are tradeoffs to both. Server-side will always have a seat at the table. Ex - populating a simple key-value select statement will always perform better using server-side.
- jksmith 11y agoThere are functional reasons, yes. But the best business case for internet dev is a frontend hits a backend, and that's it. The relationship is purely request/response payloads. It's transactional, massively simplifies development and qa, and better encourages the notion that every endpoint should be able to provide, as well as consume services.