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The "page" becomes the resource for reads. You get great scalability, because you can use your database in the most efficient way possible to provide entire dat
by hakunin 3y ago
The "page" becomes the resource for reads. You get great scalability, because you can use your database in the most efficient way possible to provide entire data for the page. You can maintain 100% back-end clarity on what each page depends on (instead of letting front-end request anything they want in any part of the view).
I personally prefer server-side frameworks. I also understand when a front-end team prefers to work a certain way, has a lot of knowledge and tooling built-up around a certain way, and is worth accommodating for that reason.