One of the best use cases is if you have an application with multiple modules. For example: an application that deals with invoicing may also have receipts, modifying an invoice, and more. All that can be contained in a frontend. Later, you may want to support reporting. Reporting may require multiple pages of its own. For reporting, I would consider a separate front end, just to keep the context of the code small. Interesting pattern
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One of the best use cases is if you have an application with multiple modules. For example: an application that deals with invoicing may also have receipts, modifying an invoice, and more. All that can be contained in a frontend. Later, you may want to support reporting. Reporting may require multiple pages of its own. For reporting, I would consider a separate front end, just to keep the context of the code small. Interesting pattern