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Isn’t this there bff stacks show their worth? As in those nextjs apps that sit between react and rails?
by mr-ron 2y ago
Isn’t this there bff stacks show their worth? As in those nextjs apps that sit between react and rails?
- zdragnar 2y agoNot really, then you're just shifting the complexity from the front-end back to a middle man. Now it still exists, and you still have all the network traffic slowing things down, but it lives in its own little service that your rails devs aren't going to bother thinking about or looking at optimizing. Much better to just do that in rails in the first place.