Yes.
I remember reading that this latest approach is only really viable because of the use of HTTP2 for the requests and the adoption of that technology.
The swing towards frontend made sense before this step change in latency.
I remember reading that this latest approach is only really viable because of the use of HTTP2 for the requests and the adoption of that technology.
The swing towards frontend made sense before this step change in latency.
Doing everything on the frontend is great for making the UI feel responsive, but once you start grabbing large amounts of data from an API, manipulating it on the frontend while keeping it in sync with the server, you run into some major headaches very fast.