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The thing is that for most business web apps rendering on the server side and sprinkling in some JQuery validation is good enough, and a pretty solid approach.
by quickthrower2 8y ago
The thing is that for most business web apps rendering on the server side and sprinkling in some JQuery validation is good enough, and a pretty solid approach. Frameworks like Ruby on Rails or ASP.NET MVC provide a lot of infrastructure to do this, and it is easy to find people skilled in maintaining this.
My last job was like this, my current job is more of a SPA but mostly because it needs to be, because of what it is. I always thing "horses for courses" when people make opinionated statements about what tech you should use.