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So much this. Although in theory I can see why this would be appealing, however in practice, our Node backend and Ember frontend have very little code they can
by SaltyBackendGuy 8y ago
So much this. Although in theory I can see why this would be appealing, however in practice, our Node backend and Ember frontend have very little code they can share. Maybe there's an argument for devs being able to jump back and forth. But again, in practice, the paradigms are very different so I am not sure there's a huge benefit.