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I don't believe the backend development we know today is obsolete or will be having many changes in the upcoming years. In every project I've worked on the fro
by sontek 10y ago
I don't believe the backend development we know today is obsolete or will be having many changes in the upcoming years. In every project I've worked on the front-end has always been the slower/buggier part of the stack because front-end is so complex with device/browser compatibility and having to respond.
What I do believe is that we are seeing a game changing revolution in backend development with RethinkDB ( http://rethinkdb.com/ http://rethinkdb.com/ ). It is an extremely fast distributed database with the ability to get a real-time feed of data as it changes for a query.
I've done two projects with RethinkDB and I can't imagine going back to operating postgresl/mysql/mongo because of the joy it is to scale out RethinkDB and to use it as an application developer.
They've also created a new service that abstract it away even more and allows front-end developers to be extremely productive in their prototypes: http://horizon.io/ http://horizon.io/ and although its not for me I see a lot of value in it for people like you who want the backend to get of their way.