Progressive enhancement is a technique mostly known to, and practiced by, front-end developers and designers.
In many large projects, the most important decisions (a.k.a. “architecture”) are made by backend architects,
who couldn’t care less about frontend “details”. But they should! In this talk, I’ll try to explore some
reasons how adopting the architecture of the web in general, and the capabilities of the browser in particular,
improves the overall architecture.
