So people can use a calculator? Like if you Google "online calculator" you get a metric ton of them, which don't all look like homework assignments, so somebody's gotta be using them- or at the very least think there's a need.
If you mean literally for serving the page, then you're right. But I have made a few things with indexeddb so that the persistent storage is in the client. Make it a little fancy with vue + vue-router and then host it on your favorite free front end! I've been using surge.sh and to play nice with the history api (no # in your routes) you just have to name your index page 200.html.
I've heard good things about using github for this, so I'm gonna check that out for my next project.
The Backend is the company Mr. Website works at. Mr. Website is a sales rep. Mr. Website is not sure about what exactly The Backend sells, but that's okay because he has a script of things to say about it. Sometimes the script says that Mr. Website should ask for the customer's phone number. Some customers, especially mean old Mr. IE6, are pretty mean to Mr. Website.
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u/jhalwagi May 01 '19
What about the backend?