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Justin Hunter
@polluterofminds
There’s a lot I agree with and like about this post, but I don’t think client/server unification is something that is going to stick around for the long haul. If your frontend is static, it can and should just be a set of files served by a web server. https://allenpike.com/2025/javascript-fatigue-ssr
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Mo
@meb
One addendum to this, you don’t need the same app to serve both front end and backend I’m a monorepo maxi, types and utility packages sharing all the way, then choose the best setup for apps My usual go to is next.js on the front end and a nice lil koa server on the backend
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Justin Hunter
@polluterofminds
Absolutely! I have separated my apps client/server. I don’t prefer monorepos but could easily have them in a monorepo and host them in different places.
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Mo
@meb
How do you manage code reuse and type sharing in this context? I’ve done a shared “core” package before
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Justin Hunter
@polluterofminds
That’s a smart idea. I generally don’t manage it. The only re-use for me would be types though. I run a dedicated backend service and a static frontend for almost all my apps so very little opportunity for code re-use
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