As a computer scientist I have often marvelled at the fact that GCC can make use of the same backend for a number of frontends. Does the book go into any detail about how to make use of this separation, i.e., how to use the frontend w/o the backend or vice-versa? An example ...
In order to solve the above problems, this paper presents a design scheme of the content management system based on the frontend-backend separation. The key issues in the construction process, such as the system architecture based on the frontend-backend separation, content auditing mechanism, ...
Joining and separation of frontend and backend have some advantages and disadvantages. Considering the current development scenario, the best of the two can be chosen.What do you think of the same?If you have some more inputs on the frontend and backend join or divide? You can comment below...
Django-Vue3-Admin is a comprehensive basic development platform based on the RBAC (Role-Based Access Control) model for permission control, with column-level granularity. It follows a frontend-backend separation architecture, with - huge-dream/django-vue
I think that to honour the separation of concerns into different engines I should be able to achieve the above installations out of the box. Member JDutil commented Feb 11, 2014 I believe all that would be required for this is to have a login form added to spree_auth_devise for the ...
BFF模式最大好处是关注点分离(separation of concerns),下游服务可以专注于业务领域模型,前端UI专注于用户体验: 后端可以专注于业务领域,更多从领域模型的视角去思考问题,页面视角的数据则交给前端型全栈工程师去搞定。领域模型与页面数据是两种思维模式,通过BFF可以很好地解耦开,让彼此更专业高效。
Why BFF? The advantage of this architecture is that it allows you to optimize each backend for the unique requirements of different client types, which can lead to better performance and a more tailored user experience. It also improves maintainability and code separation. However, it does introdu...
Backbone.jsis a lightweight and flexible JavaScript library that provides a minimal structure to organize and manage web application code effectively. It brings the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern to web applications, which promotes structured programming, modularity, and separation of concerns. ...
@techyad Laravel doesn’t have this separation because not every application has a “front” and ”back”. Some only have one “end”, some have more than two. For example, I run a video on demand service which has the public-facing website, an area for channel owners to upload videos...
I've also added "app.context" which is then used to create routes separation - this could be achieved with loading different Service Providers, which seems more appropriate in terms of architecture, but that seems like too much of a headache for now. So now I can load different controllers...