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> Secondly, if you can’t build a system that actually decouples the frontend and the backend, that’s a “you” problem, not a technology problem. You're right it
by simonhamp 3y ago
> Secondly, if you can’t build a system that actually decouples the frontend and the backend, that’s a “you” problem, not a technology problem.
You're right it's not a tech problem... it's a logistical impossibility. It is impossible to decouple a web frontend from its backend.
- redcobra762 3y agoBuilding a public API and having your frontend consume it is quite easy and would result in a decoupled design. "But then the frontend is 'coupled' to the backend!" you might say, but you would misunderstand the definition of "coupled," as both the frontend and the backend would need to be connected together for that term to apply.