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I totally agree you except I do think that the web can mess up the server-side stuff as well. At the core things can be really simple, but then you need to set

by glenda 10y ago

I totally agree you except I do think that the web can mess up the server-side stuff as well. At the core things can be really simple, but then you need to set up SSL, some kind of database and potentially integrate a bunch of different services for things like sending emails, analytics, etc... At that point it is pretty easy to and up with a giant mess. These types of dependencies are not totally necessary but they are definitely part of the culture of web-development.

Fannon 10y ago
Ok, you're right, and I wasn't completely sure myself when writing this sentence. There are cases (integration of web services, the overall architecture) when some difficulties from the web architecture swap over to the backend. But wouldn't you have a similar problem if you try to integrate something other than web services, too?