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Also I think it's more intuitive to develop. You do all your logic in the "app", and the REST layer is just a glorified DB wrapper. It matches the project's i

by daxfohl 10y ago

Also I think it's more intuitive to develop. You do all your logic in the "app", and the REST layer is just a glorified DB wrapper. It matches the project's inevitable phone app more closely too so you don't have two entirely different paradigms. Of course all that goes away when your boss says you need to support JS-disabled browsers.

akst 10y ago
> Of course all that goes away when your boss says you need to support JS-disabled browsers Well seeing as this release of angular offers some form of server side rendering, as well as Ember with fastboot, & being implementable in React or something like that. It's more approachable these days, there's some tweaking that's required, but very much doable. Unless of course you're dealing with an interaction heavy UI.