architecture - Opinions on Server Side vs Client Side Web Framework -


i'm curious community's opinions on server side frameworks (like django , ror) versus client side frameworks (like sproutcore , extjs).

i know a bit of false dichotomy since there no reason why 1 cannot use both server , client side framework. in practical terms can huge headache.

just example: cultivating expertise in 2 different languages, 2 different apis, , 2 different framework syntaxes achieve single goal terribly inefficient.

the strategy feels right me pick 1 client or server side framework primary, , supplement necessary lightweight on other side. example, use ror on server primary supplemented on client jquery. or use extjs on client primary supplemented php on server.

right i'm not sure side of fence fall on , interested in community's opinions , experiences.

its false dichotomy. solve different subproblems of goal. apparently though, microsoft asp.net stuff pretty @ integrating client-side server side (i have never used myself however, please correct me if i'm wrong).

client-side libraries focused on presenting data user.

server-side libraries need focused on crud functionality (create, read, update, delete), , authentication user. when data needs centralized, needs dealt on server.

no server-side library ever have drag-or-drop or accessibility features. no client-side library ever have mysql , access control list implementations.


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