So work is heavily bought into the idea of rendering the client-side content in front end services (what you call the backend). It lets devs change user-facing

So work is heavily bought into the idea of rendering the client-side content in front end services (what you call the backend). It lets devs change user-facing behaviour without invalidating cached minified assets (which saves money at scale). Plus, we can test client side behaviour in just a few browsers, and be reasonably confident that everything else will roughly be the same. It works for us because the site is extremely static…