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Yes - it's insane. HTML/CSS/Carefully-managed (modern) JS or Typescript is the way to go. A backend framework that supports DB migrations, authentication, temp
by the__alchemist 5y ago
Yes - it's insane.
HTML/CSS/Carefully-managed (modern) JS or Typescript is the way to go. A backend framework that supports DB migrations, authentication, templating, and email. This wouldn't have been reasonable 5-10 years ago, but is now. (Eg modern JS DOM API and language features, CSS grid and flexbox)
Maybe a declarative framework for a complex SPA.
Domain-specific languages, poorly-performing frameworks, and excessive use of dependencies is pervasive.