Backend code feels more approachable to reason about _fully_, because you're likely to own the machines where it runs, too.
Frontend code is an entirely different animal - it will run on thousands of different client devices in all sorts of different connection, resource-availability, interface and user requirement contexts.
For the web, i mean. desktop is a different story.
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