My day job is designing and developing websites, but in my off time, I like to build all kinds of things, including Ruby gems, iPhone apps, and Alexa skills.
Wow. I didn't have time to take a detailed look at the whole article yet but just looking at the first graphic gives me a good feeling about it. I've actually kind of thought about structuring apps similar to that before but I never knew there was a whole pattern for it already out there. Amazing!
So in that case would you still have a small client/server split but just build a backend 'port' that kind of understands more about what the frontend needs? So if you were serving say a react app on the front end it could access a specific route on the server layer that would return information more curated towards that specific interface, instead of just generic JSON objects?
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Wow. I didn't have time to take a detailed look at the whole article yet but just looking at the first graphic gives me a good feeling about it. I've actually kind of thought about structuring apps similar to that before but I never knew there was a whole pattern for it already out there. Amazing!
So in that case would you still have a small client/server split but just build a backend 'port' that kind of understands more about what the frontend needs? So if you were serving say a react app on the front end it could access a specific route on the server layer that would return information more curated towards that specific interface, instead of just generic JSON objects?