Hey everyone, lately I've been trying to find the best approach for my web projects in terms of efficiency. Should I stick with full-stack development, or would separate frontend and backend teams work better? Or maybe no-code/low-code solutions are the way to go? Of course, it can vary from project to project, but in general, which approach stands out in terms of performance, speed, and ease of maintenance? What do you think? Also, how seriously should we take this "progressive enhancement" thing?
What are the most efficient methods in web development?
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While working with React on the frontend, I always had the same dilemma as you: full-stack or separate teams? I think it depends on the project, but based on my experience, for small projects, combining React with Node.js as a full-stack solution was quick (allowing me to focus on post-setup work). For larger projects, though, keeping the backend as a data-providing API and focusing solely on the frontend made maintenance and performance much easier. No-code/low-code tools are only useful for simple projects right now—they can be limiting for complex ones. I completely agree about progressive enhancement; making sure it works regardless of the user’s device is crucial—I also developed it step by step using a mobile-first approach.