We are in the middle of re-thinking how we build applications at work and SOA has been thrown up as a possible solution to our issues. For some specific technical and philosophical reasons our front end team would rather not use a java script framework like Angular or Ember to build out the front end of the web applications (I'm not looking for arguments on this line of thought). Assuming that we do not use a java script framework would building a front end using Django/Flask/Bottle be something that could work?
Our front end engineers are very familiar with our current Django apps and templates and can easily work there way around them. We could consume the backend APIs inside views and just give the front end engineers what they need in the templates order to do their jobs. I realize this gets a bit sticky since there wouldn't be a clear separation between front and back as there would be with an Angular solution, but this does solve our underlying skill and philosophical issues that we have with adopting a java script only solution.
Is this completely absurd? Has anyone done this before? I know I can do this, but I guess the question I'm asking is if we should.
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