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Rail-TH / SusMarket

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Backend and frontend in one project? #3

Open yawaflua opened 5 months ago

yawaflua commented 5 months ago

What the heck? Why are your backend and frontend located in the same project, even in different folders? Of course you haven't used Docker, but that's a lot of nonsense!

Backend and frontend in one project:

It's difficult to build when using systems like docker because in one docker file you need to compile the frontend and backend and then run it. This is so much of a headache for a Devops engineer (oooh, most likely for me)
It's difficult to debug and update a project because you need to load ALL FILES from the project, not just one backend or frontend. This is +1 to the headaches of a DevOps engineer (or developer)
The backend developer has access to the frontend files, and the frontend developer has access to the backend. So, +1 headache for the DBA, because the front-end developer can break the database...

Please, fix it

Rail-TH commented 5 months ago

Suggest a fix. Maybe distribute frotnend and backend on different branches, or on different repos.I agree, the potential problem is indeed there

yawaflua commented 5 months ago

Suggest a fix. Maybe distribute frotnend and backend on different branches, or on different repos.I agree, the potential problem is indeed there

Distribute front and back to different branches very bad practice, doesnt do that plz, use another git repo

Rail-TH commented 5 months ago

Suggest a fix. Maybe distribute frotnend and backend on different branches, or on different repos.I agree, the potential problem is indeed there

Distribute front and back to different branches very bad practice, doesnt do that plz, use another git repo

This solution will be very labor-intensive, because the frontend and backend are very dependent on each other. You will have to somehow synchronize these two repos, set new parameters, etc. Moreover, if the user wants to install an entire project, he will have to clone two repositories at once. Perhaps this is a really good idea, but in a project that was done by two people to defend a project in college, it does not make sense. I'll probably take this into account in future projects.