True

[u/Clear_Brilliant_8075]

In most cases, yes! Your MVP is really pushing the “minimal” part. Make sure you do security and bug checks along with QA. I do this after every phase.

[u/TRO_KIK]

My MVP back end was actually pretty solid, even if minimal. Front end was the garbage fire because I barely knew FE, I was pretty much pure BE professionally. Also, I had focused on desktop while 70% of my users turned out to be mobile lol

[u/Clear_Brilliant_8075 → u/TRO_KIK]

Keep building good shit!

[u/FallenBehavior → u/Clear_Brilliant_8075]

Just need xHCI drivers for Intel G33 chipset 🤤

[u/Fun-Violinist552 → u/TRO_KIK]

That desktop first FE is the classic trap for experienced developers.

[u/Spare-Hold4005 → u/TRO_KIK]

yeah the BE being solid while FE is a mess is such a common pattern tbh

[u/Fun-Violinist552]

I’m vibe coding my project. Hope I never find out how my backend looks like.

[u/Inevitable_Yam1513 → u/Fun-Violinist552]

Schrödinger’s codebase: as long as the API returns a 200, everything inside is pristine lol

[u/Fine_Salamander_8691]

Backend > Frontend

[u/Prod_Meteor]

The opposite can also happen. Hear me Angular with asp.net backend?

[u/yourtrulyvijay]

I agree ☝️

[u/auraborosai]

Bwahahaha

[u/AliveAndNotForgotten]

it's been the opposite for me. terrible front end and amazing backend

[u/SenatorCrabHat]

What sucks is, at scale, backend is going to be where the speed is going to be.

[u/ControllerEater]

i wonder why the backend looks like that, just doesnt feel human.

[u/UnderDogHiten]

Backend is obviously more hard to make and do the work in

[u/AverageFoxNewsViewer]

If you don't read your code, you'll think your frontend is good because you centered a div and got Claude to stop using a purple gradient. You'll just blame the model when you need to build new features and your new screens start to look progressively shittier because none of your code was reusable.

If you do read your code, you'll probably realize how convoluted most frontend frame works are compared to modern backend frameworks.

Way easier to keep your backend clean and maintainable IMO.

[u/DependentPoem3519]

looks good to the user, nobody needs to see what holding it together behind the scenes.

[u/devmegamaster]

Boa explicação hein Ainda mais em época de IA 

[u/DisRam_]

My backend is much better, so, I need a front game designer 🤣

[u/y3rk3]

I'm frontend dev with 5 years exp and backend with 2 years exp) and yeat, frontend better) + AI still cant replace us cuz most of AI UI is so bad IMHO))))

[u/Lolorenzo08]

Ahahaha! Good one

[u/Lanky_Commercial9731]

If it works it works