In our startups we did exactly the opposites, and now we're paying for it with the high cognitive load of maintaining several subsystem with our limited number of developers. On the flip side, when we develop it with one person in the frontend and one in the backend it really helps with the speed (it may be because they were already experienced in working together).
And after reading your article I agree with your views, especially when we're starting out.
Btw I'm curious as to why you didn't list laravel with blade in your list?
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In our startups we did exactly the opposites, and now we're paying for it with the high cognitive load of maintaining several subsystem with our limited number of developers. On the flip side, when we develop it with one person in the frontend and one in the backend it really helps with the speed (it may be because they were already experienced in working together).
And after reading your article I agree with your views, especially when we're starting out.
Btw I'm curious as to why you didn't list laravel with blade in your list?