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moin moin folks, I’m starting my project and I’m looking for best strategry for it. The idea is that I’m planning to have the mobile clients and the Web interface. What would be the best approach to that? 1) Build pure backend service with API, 2) Build frontend service, 3) Build mobile clients? Would having a separate services for fontend and backend be good approach? Or would it be better to build backend + frontend in one service? I would appricate advice.
A few people in my building have cars with stupid loud exhausts. Just backing out of their parking space at slow speed is obnoxiously loud. We really need to get the rollout of electric cars going much faster!
Or these cars should have things like a city mode. If you are doing under 20mph the exhaust basic shuts as much of itself off as possible and makes itself quiet
My toyota prius is exactly there. Most of the time, the car is moved by its Electricity under 30 kmh.
@grzegorz.smajdor when you say "build mobile clients"
@emccue I’m planning to have the native mobile apps for that
well, the go to way to do a website and an app while sharing a chunk of code is react and react native
@emccue thx for the idea, I was mostly curious about how to split the code within the clj & cljs, what I meant by that, should that be a pure backend service in clj (rest api) and then build separate web client (using cljs) and keep them separated?