Should the views or front-end server call the RESTful API layer
I need to build a new web application and I am looking for advice on how to manage communication to my API layer. My goal is to have complete separation between the front-end and back-end code. Like most, I plan on having a front-end server to serve the views, while the back-end server will expose my API layer.
When is it appropriate to do calculations in front-end?
My team is developing a WEB based finance application and there was a bit of an argument with a colleague where to keep the calculations – purely in back-end or keep some in front-end too?
REST backend restricted access only for humans
I will design a REST backend that will work with my database. I want users to access this data by viewing my webpage (I will work with an MVC JS framework) without logging in.
Should a front-end developer ever specify JSON format for back-end developers?
I am taking the front-end role in a project. Should I be specifying for my back-end teammates the exact format of JSON that their PHP returns to my JavaScript?
Create an AngularJS front end for a Microservices application
I want to create a Microservices application, in which every microservice is responsible for its own part of the front end. At the same time, I want to create the front end in AngularJS as a Single Page Application (SPA). When a new microservice gets deployed, the web front end would automatically pick up the new front end part and add it to the SPA. What would be the best way of realising this?
Create an AngularJS front end for a Microservices application
I want to create a Microservices application, in which every microservice is responsible for its own part of the front end. At the same time, I want to create the front end in AngularJS as a Single Page Application (SPA). When a new microservice gets deployed, the web front end would automatically pick up the new front end part and add it to the SPA. What would be the best way of realising this?
Create an AngularJS front end for a Microservices application
I want to create a Microservices application, in which every microservice is responsible for its own part of the front end. At the same time, I want to create the front end in AngularJS as a Single Page Application (SPA). When a new microservice gets deployed, the web front end would automatically pick up the new front end part and add it to the SPA. What would be the best way of realising this?
Create an AngularJS front end for a Microservices application
I want to create a Microservices application, in which every microservice is responsible for its own part of the front end. At the same time, I want to create the front end in AngularJS as a Single Page Application (SPA). When a new microservice gets deployed, the web front end would automatically pick up the new front end part and add it to the SPA. What would be the best way of realising this?
SASS placeholders to avoid repeated rules in CSS output
I’ve got a question for all the frontend guys here. First of all, this is not about placeholders vs mixins as I’ve already have an idea about, whether to use one or another.
Best use of the React frontend framework
I’ve been using rails’ erb template for my views, but I’ve recently been trying to incorporate React as my front end framework. I’m a little lost on how front end frameworks are supposed to be used.