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These days it seems to be imperative to use async loaders. Are they more functional? Is there a logical reason to use them?
by jstimpfle 10y ago
These days it seems to be imperative to use async loaders. Are they more functional? Is there a logical reason to use them?
- marssaxman 10y agoIs "async loader" the thing where a page comes up as nothing but a list of URLs, unless you turn on Javascript? I see that with Instagram links - it's not even blank, it's just a plain list of URLs.
- jstimpfle 10y agoAsync just means that there is a script, which, some time after the page is technically "fully loaded", starts to load some more! That's useful for updates or actions that should occur without a complete page reload (which would discard the "user state"). It doesn't necessarily mean you see an URL list. It can be implemented by storing the list in Javascript code - and you don't "see" that Javascript code. The method you mention (mis)uses HTML Tags as datastore for the URLs list.