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Is the second case handled by the "frontend"? Shouldn't be handled by the backend and then return an error state/message?
by 101008 4y ago
Is the second case handled by the "frontend"? Shouldn't be handled by the backend and then return an error state/message?
- jjayjay 4y agoIt's not as simple as cases where both data and logic are local to the gui. In this identified case, the gui has to react/behave correctly according to the results/errors of asynchronous remote logic over a spotty network.