The Frontend Is a Full Stack
summary
Claim: the frontend is a self-contained full stack that runs UI, view logic, business logic and storage on the client. Evidence: component-based UIs + state patterns (Flux/Redux), GraphQL/Falcor/Relay for query-driven APIs, an actual Falcor demo against a Kuzzle backend that returns exactly requested fields and uses client cache, async/await for synchronous-style fetches, and push toward progressive web apps and HTTP2 to make it practical.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 1:31WHAT PROBLEM
- 2:28Native Application vs Web Page
- 4:47Separation of concerns?
- 18:06TIGHT COUPLING
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