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Assistant: codex Assistant-Model: gpt-6-astra Assistant-Session: 01a0cffe-206f-7323-89d3-b20ca4cf4bf9
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42 lines
817 B
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# Concept — Frontend Responsibility Model
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Status: hypothesis
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## Proposition
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Frontend architectures can be usefully analyzed through nine responsibilities:
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1. Address
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2. Authority
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3. Projection
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4. Affordance
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5. Mutation
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6. Synchronization
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7. Reconciliation
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8. Composition
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9. Execution
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These are dimensions of responsibility, not mandatory modules.
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## Value
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The model appears broad enough to describe:
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- document-oriented web applications,
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- SPAs,
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- server-rendered systems,
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- islands,
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- server components,
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- microfrontends,
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- offline-first applications,
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- local-first applications,
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- collaborative replicated applications.
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## Research burden
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The model must be challenged for:
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- redundancy,
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- missing responsibilities,
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- ambiguous boundaries,
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- inability to distinguish materially different architectures.
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