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This is one of those vague "it depends on your organization" type answers. I've worked in apps where frontend folks did the JSPs and backend folks did everythi
by davewritescode 3y ago
This is one of those vague "it depends on your organization" type answers. I've worked in apps where frontend folks did the JSPs and backend folks did everything else and it wasn't really optimal either. You end up with messy and/or non existing contracts between UI and the backend. Also, in my experience it's easier to handle partial functionality degradation in the client than on the server side which may be important or not at all depending on your app.
So what I'm saying is there's a reason people ran to client side rendering and blindly running the other way for the sake of being a contrarian is equally silly.