Re:Ask HN: At which point is it worth extracting the front e...
by benologist on Sunday April 12, 2015 @11:54AM
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There's other advantages to separating it, like:
1) if you make your api public then you dogfooding ensures it's robust and functional and full-featured
2) if your front end is static, you can throw it up on amazon s3 or I'm playing with a static site hosting service I found here on hn called http://netlify.com, you never have to worry about how much traffic that part will get.
3) you can bundle your html interface for mobile apps
1) if you make your api public then you dogfooding ensures it's robust and functional and full-featured
2) if your front end is static, you can throw it up on amazon s3 or I'm playing with a static site hosting service I found here on hn called http://netlify.com, you never have to worry about how much traffic that part will get.
3) you can bundle your html interface for mobile apps