Interesting that he agrees with the point of the original article I disagree with the most, the one on APIs. Maybe I'm wrong... Speaking of which... > I'm not

Interesting that he agrees with the point of the original article I disagree with the most, the one on APIs. Maybe I'm wrong... Speaking of which... > I'm not aware of any other platform where you're expected to write the logic for your initial render using a different set of technologies than the logic for subsequent interactions. I'm not aware of the backend, the server side of many mobile application being written in kotlin (or java) or swift. In fact, it's common for the server and the client to be written in different technologies. Yes, I know that's not exactly what he means and in a native application, the application is in charge of the initial render. But he's criticizing APIs and I don't see how this statement can be possible without APIs unless he expects the backend to be in the same technology. Which, again, is not unusual for it not to be so.