Issue
I write applications for my internal use. I have one frontend as an information page where there is an option to log in to the platform.
The second frontend is the dashboard that appears after the user logs in on the first page.
Everything is handled by one backend.
Is it good practice to have two separate frontends? Should I have everything in one frontend?
The stack is simple Nodejs, Angular, MySQL Now I am working on redirecting users from one frontend to second. Trying use httpCookie.
is it a good practice to have a separate frontend?
Solution
Based on my ten years of experience, I would recommend using a single front-end if your application is simple. Overcomplicating the process can lead to unnecessary issues.
When dealing with multiple functionalities that are not closely related to each other, it is best to use micro-frontends, similar to microservices.
Answered By - U.Aasd
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