Yeah. This is suggesting to me that the "model" live in the back-end obviously and the "view" is separated across the front-end and back-end. I think that does

Yeah. This is suggesting to me that the "model" live in the back-end obviously and the "view" is separated across the front-end and back-end. I think that does sound more straightforward for many cases. So working on the "view" requires being not exactly a "full-stack" engineer but at least being able to make changes both on your front-end part of the view that makes API calls and back-end part of the view that serves them. I think that makes sense. You can still have fully "back-end" developers that handle the database and actual server, and fully "front-end" developers that handle ui design and content.