I would suggest to think of them as 2 different apps, backend API and front-end web app. Even if they are in the same repo, IDE and so on, if you keep t hem separate you will have many benefits along the line, including decoupling, faster iteration, better performance, with the downside of the SEO (which can be solved separately).
As for the IDE, you should play with intelliJ too for a few months, maybe you will change your mind.
And at the enterprise level TypeScript (any strong typed superset) is a good choice.
Yes. Client side and server side application. The three tier architecture. We would include database layer.
I think I would develop the application framework which would include development environment, build, application structure, consist flow and layout and reusable component, etc. Some more components would be included as it is in enterprise context.
I think IDE, build tools and some of these technology may completely influence the project team including productivity, quality and creativity.
Why I don’t choose IntelliJ
Eclipse is FREE
No need for learning for existing team
Maybe easy to find people good as eclipse
I admit I have encounter so many people from eclipse.
loading time
no response at all sometime
consume so many resource
git integration have problem (I think)
weak support for JavaScript or html (I think)
They are so many problems due to eclipse but I finally choose....
I do not if my setup is good or not.
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I would suggest to think of them as 2 different apps, backend API and front-end web app. Even if they are in the same repo, IDE and so on, if you keep t hem separate you will have many benefits along the line, including decoupling, faster iteration, better performance, with the downside of the SEO (which can be solved separately).
As for the IDE, you should play with intelliJ too for a few months, maybe you will change your mind.
And at the enterprise level TypeScript (any strong typed superset) is a good choice.
Yes. Client side and server side application. The three tier architecture. We would include database layer.
I think I would develop the application framework which would include development environment, build, application structure, consist flow and layout and reusable component, etc. Some more components would be included as it is in enterprise context.
I think IDE, build tools and some of these technology may completely influence the project team including productivity, quality and creativity.
Why I don’t choose IntelliJ
I admit I have encounter so many people from eclipse.
They are so many problems due to eclipse but I finally choose....
I do not if my setup is good or not.