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this is from 2015. There is no absloute need for rendering server side. You have websockets and fallback to ajax. Dont forget, you can never replace the computi

this is from 2015. There is no absloute need for rendering server side. You have websockets and fallback to ajax. Dont forget, you can never replace the computing power of 10000 user browsers with a server.

stephenr 10y ago
> There is no absloute need for rendering server side. In the vast majority of cases I've seen, there is no absolute need for clientside js dependant rendering. 10000 JavaScript engines can never be as fast as just reading a cached page from memory.
- dimgl 10y ago
  In that case, why use AJAX at all? Might as well just use postbacks.
  - stephenr 10y ago
    Exactly. Basic XHR upgrade of forms can give some nice benefits, but basic form operations work very well and are ridiculously easy to support/debug.
allover 10y ago
> There is no absloute need for rendering server side Time to first paint? Mobile phones?
juliangoldsmith 10y ago
>Dont forget, you can never replace the computing power of 10000 user browsers with a server. Rendering 10,000 pages is trivial. It's retrieving data for those 10,000 pages that requires the computing power, and you can't get rid of that with client-side rendering.