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Agreed. We started with one API to rule them all. What happened? Now we got two.. and now we have to communicate like this: “So the backend gave this weird …”
by whatnow37373 1y ago
Agreed. We started with one API to rule them all. What happened? Now we got two.. and now we have to communicate like this:
“So the backend gave this weird …”
“What backend?”
“The backend for the frontend…”
“So not the backend for the backend for the frontend?”
I jest, but only very slightly.
- throwaway7783 1y agoExactly. And state is in two places now. It's like building two applications and trying to somehow keep them in sync.