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I should note that our logged in application utilizes the API whereas our frontend site is primarily static content for purposes of page speed and to lighten se
by jqueryin 13y ago
I should note that our logged in application utilizes the API whereas our frontend site is primarily static content for purposes of page speed and to lighten server load.
- macspoofing 13y ago>whereas our frontend site is primarily static content for purposes of page speed and to lighten server load. Yeah, that's absolutely the right way to do it. So it's less "API-first", and more "API-first-unless-we-want-it-fast". =)
- jqueryin 13y agoA more accurate depiction for us is a separation of our public facing website, which is more for marketing, from our backend, logged in customer website, which is what I'd consider our actual application. A few endpoints carry over such as login, logout, forgot password, registration, and contact/support.