Is it better to separate Front-end and Back-end?

The question is about full-stack, back-end

Answer:

Yes, it is better to separate Front-end and Back-end development for larger projects. Separating Front-end and Back-end teams allows for parallel workstreams that deliver a more scalable and maintainable codebase. However, smaller projects may benefit from combining Front-end and Back-end work by utilizing a Full-stack Developer who can act in both roles.

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