Frontend development has become more complex with the need for expertise in various areas like UI, business logic, and design tools.
Challenges include mixing model with UI, using multiple frameworks, redundant libraries, and inefficient collaboration.
The goals include separating model from UI, simplifying frontend, defining clearer roles, and improving collaboration.
Proposed solutions suggest separating UI and model layers, introducing new role specializations in web development.
Benefits of the approach include simplifying UI, lighter frameworks, easier technology changes, increased efficiency, cost savings, and division of tasks.
Benefits also include reducing mistakes, enhancing code quality, lowering cognitive load, and easier transitions for backend developers.
Separation of model from UI enables better visualization, improved performance, and compatibility with WebAssembly for faster execution.
Prototyping a UI Model Library in JS/TS is aimed at enhancing the Model Layer with features like Dependency Injection, validation, and API handling.
The UI Model Library aims to be a universal solution adaptable to different UI frameworks with standardized APIs for improved consistency.
The upcoming article will delve deeper into the details of the UI Model library, emphasizing its functionalities and benefits.