Thank you for this article from the perspective of a frontend developer!
Usually, if you have contact to backend developers, they could tell you what they expect from the form (if you are using the HTML Form) or implement changes for your form on the server, like some kind of redirection to a certain page. In your case, you are dependent on some kind of service, which also makes it necessary to find your own solution for the (prevention) of the redirection. I would prefer to be able to have this kind of very specific development done independently, e.g. from somebody of my own team, who develops the server.
What you are doing with your example is basically overriding some standard behaviour of the HTML Form.
If you like programming (which you already seem to enjoy for the frontend), maybe you should also have a look at how to implement backend systems. With NodeJS you could keep using JavaScript.
I am a Frontend Developer who is currently learning backend (node/express js). I love sharing my knowledge, tips, and resources to help others improve their skills.
Actually, I'm planning to learn node js but I had to know how to use google form as a frontend developer, for example, if I want to use it for my portfolio I have no co-work because its a personnel project.
Thank you for the comment.
The decision to develop the code yourself is usually an order of magnitude more expensive. After that, it requires constant support. Using solutions like EmailJS saves time and money in the long run.
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Thank you for this article from the perspective of a frontend developer!
Usually, if you have contact to backend developers, they could tell you what they expect from the form (if you are using the HTML Form) or implement changes for your form on the server, like some kind of redirection to a certain page. In your case, you are dependent on some kind of service, which also makes it necessary to find your own solution for the (prevention) of the redirection. I would prefer to be able to have this kind of very specific development done independently, e.g. from somebody of my own team, who develops the server.
What you are doing with your example is basically overriding some standard behaviour of the HTML Form.
If you like programming (which you already seem to enjoy for the frontend), maybe you should also have a look at how to implement backend systems. With NodeJS you could keep using JavaScript.
Actually, I'm planning to learn node js but I had to know how to use google form as a frontend developer, for example, if I want to use it for my portfolio I have no co-work because its a personnel project.
Thank you for the comment.
The decision to develop the code yourself is usually an order of magnitude more expensive. After that, it requires constant support. Using solutions like EmailJS saves time and money in the long run.