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> a clear separation between frontend and backend devs I love the 'CHAMP' stack, which stands for CSS, HTML, Apache, MySQL and PHP. ;) Clear separation between
by rambambram 3y ago
> a clear separation between frontend and backend devs
I love the 'CHAMP' stack, which stands for CSS, HTML, Apache, MySQL and PHP. ;) Clear separation between frontend and backend.
I'm almost happy that I started webdev in the 90's. This 'ancient' technology is still going strong, with websites and a whole lot of webapps.
- mock-possum 3y agoSo how do you handle any interactivity that’s not a user click? Like say, mousemove, or keypress?
- rambambram 3y agoFirst and foremost I tried to have the whole flow of UI and clicks be nothing more than request after request. Compared to modern javascript frameworks it might not be as smooth, but it is super quick and works for my use case. Of course I use a little javascript here and there, but the javascript is not making server calls (except for my visitor statistics module).