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119: Ryan Toronto - Why a Back-End Developer Made the Switch to SPAs
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Why a Back-End Developer Made the Switch to SPAs
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119: Ryan Toronto - Why a Back-End Developer Made the Switch to SPAs
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July 17, 2019 •
Episode 119
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By Adam Wathan
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In this episode, Adam talks to Ryan Toronto about his journey from being a full stack Rails developer to focusing on single page applications, and why application developers should be betting on UI-focused frameworks like Ember, React, and Vue.
Episode Details
In this episode, Adam talks to Ryan Toronto about his journey from being a full stack Rails developer to focusing on single page applications, and why application developers should be betting on UI-focused frameworks like Ember, React, and Vue.
Show Notes
Topics include:
- How modernizing a Flash app drove Ryan to start building SPAs
- How products are really just user interfaces to the end user, and why that means it makes sense to make the UI the core of your codebase
- Why the backend will continue to be commoditized and application developers will be spending more and more of their time in the UI
- What makes something a web app instead of a website, and why almost everything is actually an app
- Why application developers still need to write server-side code right now and what areas have the biggest room for innovation and improvement
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