3 ms·
> and I'm from a time when peopling talking "frontend" meant HTML and CSS When that is the case, the stack you are describing is just perfect even nowadays. T
by gbalduzzi 4y ago
> and I'm from a time when peopling talking "frontend" meant HTML and CSS
When that is the case, the stack you are describing is just perfect even nowadays.
The problem is, in most cases that is just not the case anymore.
- rambambram 4y agoI guess that's it. It's the difference between the "application" and "document system" that some other commenter talked about. I guess the wisdom comes down to knowing which one to choose in what situation. I myself am looking to find the edges of building a web application with the "document system". Clicks and requests for a full page load don't matter that much if you're able to keep your app simple. Which is also defined by context, not only by programming skills. Certain situations or applications are just not suited for the "document system".