
Why I used a BFF pattern to separate Next.js from my backend
How a Backend-for-Frontend keeps tokens out of the browser and lets the frontend evolve without touching the API. With a real example from an e-commerce platform.
Notes on web development, architecture, and the technical decisions behind the products we build.

How a Backend-for-Frontend keeps tokens out of the browser and lets the frontend evolve without touching the API. With a real example from an e-commerce platform.
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