There is a good reason why we're separating our front-end and our back-end - in this way front-end part doesn't make any assumptions about the back-end, which isn't the case with your framework.
I see you centered all your design around components, but how does it work in the practice if I want to add custom logic? Are components actually used as services? What if, for example, I had a component which depends on another component, for example I had Order component which needs User component for fetching some information?
This is a nice experiment but I can't honestly see using it except for some small CRUD prototypes.
The frontend and the backend are physically separated but from the point of view of the developer, it's like they are a single thing because the frontend can "inherit" some methods from the backend and call them remotely.
I don't get when you say that a frontend shouldn't make any assumption about the backend. The frontend should at least know what is exposed by the backend and how to call it. Conceptually, calling a REST API or a method is no different.
A component is just a class and you are free to compose multiple components in the same way you would compose multiple classes.
Please check out this example for something that goes beyond a small CRUD prototype.
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There is a good reason why we're separating our front-end and our back-end - in this way front-end part doesn't make any assumptions about the back-end, which isn't the case with your framework.
I see you centered all your design around components, but how does it work in the practice if I want to add custom logic? Are components actually used as services? What if, for example, I had a component which depends on another component, for example I had
Ordercomponent which needsUsercomponent for fetching some information?This is a nice experiment but I can't honestly see using it except for some small CRUD prototypes.
The frontend and the backend are physically separated but from the point of view of the developer, it's like they are a single thing because the frontend can "inherit" some methods from the backend and call them remotely.
I don't get when you say that a frontend shouldn't make any assumption about the backend. The frontend should at least know what is exposed by the backend and how to call it. Conceptually, calling a REST API or a method is no different.
A component is just a class and you are free to compose multiple components in the same way you would compose multiple classes.
Please check out this example for something that goes beyond a small CRUD prototype.