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The only API that works well and give you all the flexibility is the one that the browser exposes. If you stick to something that is close to how the browser be
by ChrisCinelli 10y ago
The only API that works well and give you all the flexibility is the one that the browser exposes. If you stick to something that is close to how the browser behaves, you should be fine.
In the React ecosystem I have seen that people sometimes want to abstract too much with no real pragmatic advantages. The result is that the abstraction become verbose to use and get in the way for coding things that produce a better user experience. Things that used to be simple to build.
Keep it simple. Make it more complex only when it is necessary.
- jasim 10y agoAll fair points, but we still have the problem of giving our users a URL to our rich web app which can take them into a node inside a nested state hierarchy. And not all applications can be purely server-side. You can't for example build a spreadsheet on the web as a series of request-responses.