While I'm not sure if it's 99%, 90%, or 80%, the point still remains--some JS calling an HTTP API that queries a database is often all that is really needed to solve the problem.
April King 馃寑 @CubicleApril
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99% of problems can be solved by a website with some JavaScript calling a Python REST API that queries an SQL database. Stop chasing the decisions of people with problems several orders of magnitude more complex than yours unless you understand why they did it.
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It can be improved by skipping the JS in the beginning and just create HTML on the server though

Nov 25, 2021 路 7:21 AM UTC

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Replying to @stilkov @tedneward
Skip server, store HTML in SQL :)
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I honestly don鈥檛 know why you think there is an architectural benefit in creating HTML with JS in the browser vs. using whatever programming language you fancy to do so on the server. You can use the same layering, just skip the unnecessary remote API
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