I find it useful to link tightly coupled front and backends where scalability/load balancers aren’t a great concern and the API isn’t intended to be public. Oth

I find it useful to link tightly coupled front and backends where scalability/load balancers aren’t a great concern and the API isn’t intended to be public. Otherwise I’d go for REST and openapi Lately I’ve been experimenting with using a generic proxy object on the client corresponding to a server side object that is the actual API, and defining a typescript interface that both the proxy and server version implement. It makes invoking backend APIs a lot nicer.