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Originally Posted by Farang
i’ve grown to love ruby on rails quite a bit during the past year. it is one framework that’s working on simplifying web dev unlike all the countless js agents of complexity. what genius has come up with the idea to separate an application into backend and frontend anyway? there is no good reason for that.
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welcome to your first year of programming
there's a lot of reasons to separate the stack. the main reason is most people are handling a lot of data and traffic. if your front-end is processing data, then its overloaded. all it needs to do is fetch and display.
wait until you get to event driven programming. you will shit yourself.
regarding the
cloudflare outage - wtf are these companies thinking? i get it for gfy, its a cheap and easy traffic filtering solution. but for major sites like X? they can't build their own fucking gateway?
i don't rely on any 3rd party services for anything except data APIs. i built everything we need into our private cloud. and yes the front-ends and back-ends (and video converters and media streamers) are on separate servers.
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