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(disclaimer: trying not to be too arrogant/condescending in my nit-picky reply. just sharing my thoughts.)

IronBornCorps posted...

I mostly have used vanilla CSS, they wanted something like SAAS.

SASS, which should be a superset of CSS, so plain CSS should still be valid. yes you should use something like SASS rather than vanilla CSS. (I use LESS.)

I prefer doing business logic on the client, they preferred on the server

client is more or less presentation layer, so yeah, you should have a good reason for putting business logic there. that's a bit of an issue from a design point-of-view, and possibly also a security point-of-view.

(I say this but some apps I've written that I wanted to work 100% disconnected do have a fair bit of logic client-side. in that case I treat the whole client-side as an application that just happens to receive some static initial information from the server and saves things to the server when it's able to contact it.)

they used non-relational dbs, I have experience in relational.

that's understandable if you've never used one before. (I've used indexeddb which is asynchronous no-sql on client-side, but I have yet to use a no-sql db server-side.)

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