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Not quite sure what you mean? If you turn off JavaScript in the example app you do get something like that—the links reload the browser page, and the comment fo
by firasd 11y ago
Not quite sure what you mean? If you turn off JavaScript in the example app you do get something like that—the links reload the browser page, and the comment form submits the comment, then renders the new state of comments (just by processing the comment on the form submit and then re-directing you back to the page.)
- daxfohl 11y agoSomething more universal (albeit less useful). i.e. something that automatically checks your rendered DOM for every possible Redux state transition, creates a callback URL for it, and sticks a link for that at the bottom of the page. Essentially, distributed redux: if redux is (state, action) -> state, then that over HTTP.