The text discusses the Backends-for-Frontends (BFF) pattern, a way to decouple frontend and backend services. The BFF pattern creates an additional layer of abstraction between the frontend and the core business logic, allowing for more flexible and maintainable codebases. The article highlights five best practices for implementing the BFF pattern: creating one BFF per user experience, not reinventing the wheel by using a framework like WunderGraph, watching out for the fan-out antipattern, handling errors consistently on the BFF, and using a Node-based server to leverage TypeScript. By following these guidelines, developers can build scalable and maintainable BFFs that provide a better experience for both users and developers.