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It's not different. It's not different at all. It isn't about standards, it isn't about IE6 or FireFox or Chrome. It's about providing a baseline of functional
by ajacksified 15y ago
It's not different. It's not different at all.
It isn't about standards, it isn't about IE6 or FireFox or Chrome. It's about providing a baseline of functionality and building up features. It doesn't cost any more money or take any more time than it does to build top-down - and in fact, in the long run, there's a quantifiable cost savings in maintenance of an application built with a solid foundation. It's not more work, it's just working differently. You'd plan and build your back end to scale, to be maintainable, to be testable; why not the front end?