The average phone price in the US is 200$, can that phone handle a 1000 rows of table manipulation?
Totally get your point! The way I envisage things, the manipulation of rows will still happen on the backend itself through SQL queries (or nosql equivalent in case of mongodb, etc.). Where front-end can play a part is things like url routing and DOM rendering. Right now, these roles are also played by backend with frameworks like flask/laravel and template engines like jinja2/twig. Aren't you better off by moving all that logic to the client browser instead?
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Totally get your point! The way I envisage things, the manipulation of rows will still happen on the backend itself through SQL queries (or nosql equivalent in case of mongodb, etc.). Where front-end can play a part is things like url routing and DOM rendering. Right now, these roles are also played by backend with frameworks like flask/laravel and template engines like jinja2/twig. Aren't you better off by moving all that logic to the client browser instead?