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The "app" in this case would be client-side logic (e.g. written in JS) which might then render the blog client-side by pulling down the text for the blog. Ultim

by eganist 10y ago

The "app" in this case would be client-side logic (e.g. written in JS) which might then render the blog client-side by pulling down the text for the blog. Ultimately, everything on the server is unchanging until you do a rebuild with new content. So long as the hosted content isn't dynamically generated server-side when you visit, it's static.

puppetmaster3 10y ago
Single page app uses .js to load page inside index.html w/ push state. I like this 'serverless' approach.
- philtar 10y ago
  It most certainly is not serverless.
  - puppetmaster3 10y ago
    Do you read? Ex: http://martinfowler.com/bliki/Serverless.html http://martinfowler.com/bliki/Serverless.html Or dozens of other? You are not in a cave.
    - philtar 10y ago
      Who gave Badri Janakiraman authority to define what serverless is?
      - puppetmaster3 10y ago
        martin fowler is an authority. Here so you can try http://bfy.tw/7nJE http://bfy.tw/7nJE