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Fair enough, it certainly seems to offer benefits re. flexibility and rapid development. I'm just too used to being the person who then has to make the server
by desc 7y ago
Fair enough, it certainly seems to offer benefits re. flexibility and rapid development.
I'm just too used to being the person who then has to make the server deal with this particular use case (meaning a million possible variations on the same query) run a thousand times faster :P
So if it's understood at all stakeholder levels that there are tradeoffs, it could be a good tool. If. >_>
- he0001 7y agoI’ve always thought the perceived rapidness is because you are now able put code in the front end which really should be existing in the back end and while at the beginning it’s faster development, you just delay the inevitable problems of spaghetti APIs.