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I think its a great idea to consider, a fresh perspective, especially when you consider how slow some sites can become for mobile users. Offloading trivial JS t
by ramy_d 10y ago
I think its a great idea to consider, a fresh perspective, especially when you consider how slow some sites can become for mobile users. Offloading trivial JS to the server and leveraging CSS/HTML, which would be better optimized on those devices, could be something to look into. Especially when you consider how slow some sites get on mobile just because of the JS they run.
I'd like to see a trivial app implemented in JS and then re-implemented using Dala's method.