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after 2010 there was also the surge of single page application frameworks a-la Angular.js, my take is that having a JSON-native database with REST interface mea
by marcodave 8y ago
after 2010 there was also the surge of single page application frameworks a-la Angular.js, my take is that having a JSON-native database with REST interface meant that anybody could whip up a nice angular frontend with Mongo as its only backend.
Sure, business logic in the browser, antipatterns all over the place, security be damned, but if it meant that the business could live at all, then people got on with it.