Why do you think it's such a common issue?
When you couple HTTP and logic, you're trading off maintainability for easy initial development.
Why would popular frameworks recommend it as a best practice is where I get lost.
I think that is a bad tradeoff for anything beyond a small prototype or a proof of concept.
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When you couple HTTP and logic, you're trading off maintainability for easy initial development.
Why would popular frameworks recommend it as a best practice is where I get lost.
I think that is a bad tradeoff for anything beyond a small prototype or a proof of concept.