But really, ideally I'd do both always, but client-side validation and proper input escaping goes a long way IF the backend runs on a closed API.
I never skip client-side validation because I hate when I don't know what type of data the server expects, it is just bad UX.
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But really, ideally I'd do both always, but client-side validation and proper input escaping goes a long way IF the backend runs on a closed API.
I never skip client-side validation because I hate when I don't know what type of data the server expects, it is just bad UX.