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It doesn't matter what it's "for" - I've seen quite a few sites where it's being used to render static content. Well, at least what should be static content (i.
by pdkl95 11y ago
It doesn't matter what it's "for" - I've seen quite a few sites where it's being used to render static content. Well, at least what should be static content (i.e. articles/blog-posts, basic index or portal hompages). example: http://www.intel.com http://www.intel.com
I don't intend to single out Angular. I'm talking about any framework that renders empty pages. For example, http://www.meteor.com/ http://www.meteor.com/ renders an empty body tag, and I doubt their homepage requires interactivity.
(I'm not talking about anybody that uses a framework but still renders an actual document)