@@neverforget1575 Depends on the project. If you're building for small business, definitely go with monolith architecture and use for both. If project goes beyond, then start seprating both.
@@neverforget1575 I personally use TS, but for tutorials it’s easier to show in regular JS. I’ve project react-webpack custom built in TS. If someone is starting out, i prefer to learn regular JS before jumping into TS world.
"Excellent tutorial! Clear and concise, showcasing efficient data sharing in the LIMR stack. Highly recommended!"
No more videos? Thanks
I’ve been busy with projects. I’ll be back..
@@gurulabss No worries, a quick question: would you use Inertia with React or is it better to seperate backend and front end? Thanks
@@neverforget1575 Depends on the project. If you're building for small business, definitely go with monolith architecture and use for both. If project goes beyond, then start seprating both.
@@gurulabss thanks for the reply, 1 last question, how come you are not using Typescript? Is it worth learning or not really needed, thanks
@@neverforget1575 I personally use TS, but for tutorials it’s easier to show in regular JS. I’ve project react-webpack custom built in TS. If someone is starting out, i prefer to learn regular JS before jumping into TS world.