Like making that new scroll hijacking feature that a marketing guy saw on Apple’s website work on IE11 or something.
Again, none of these features are essential, but from the business perspective they are still requirements.
In comparison, most of what you’d do on the backend is a solved problem and there’s existing reliable & battle-tested tooling such as frameworks and relational databases that you can offload the hard work to.
Like making that new scroll hijacking feature that a marketing guy saw on Apple’s website work on IE11 or something.
Again, none of these features are essential, but from the business perspective they are still requirements.
In comparison, most of what you’d do on the backend is a solved problem and there’s existing reliable & battle-tested tooling such as frameworks and relational databases that you can offload the hard work to.