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It would be better to use UI/no-UI instead. Because the while stack from DB to the JS and CSS we write can labeled as UX since each layer affects latency and ho
by Bilal_io 5y ago
It would be better to use UI/no-UI instead. Because the while stack from DB to the JS and CSS we write can labeled as UX since each layer affects latency and how smooth the UX can be, but especially if you're writing client-side logic.
- rpmisms 5y agoThat's fair. I really enjoy writing code that users will interact with, but I don't like writing CSS. I think no-UI frontend is the best descriptor.