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Just render a png file, server side. The only way to ensure pixel perfect layout, and it's even going to use less bandwidth than most JS frameworks these days.
by swerner 10y ago
Just render a png file, server side. The only way to ensure pixel perfect layout, and it's even going to use less bandwidth than most JS frameworks these days.
- paulddraper 10y agoWrap that sucker in some HTML with <map> tags and you're golden.
- xaduha 10y agoCan't name any site that uses <map> still other than http://www.teamfortress.com http://www.teamfortress.com
- xaduha 10y ago> Just render a png file, server side. Know of any examples of that in practice or is this just a joke?
- swerner 10y agoThis is a joke, albeit with many web pages I get the suspicion that they'd indeed be better off serving a PNG or PDF file instead. Not to mention that PNG renders much, much faster than javascript orgies.