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I think you missed this part >Then when the user clicks a link, JS handles it and instantly updates the DOM and location bar, faster than would be possible wit
by learc83 10y ago
I think you missed this part
>Then when the user clicks a link, JS handles it and instantly updates the DOM and location bar, faster than would be possible with a static page load.
In the GP's example, the first page load is already rendered by the server. It's subsequent page loads that are rendered in JS.
- debaserab2 10y ago..so you want to preload the content of every link on the page? Because if it's just to display comments or something, I stand by my original statement.
- callumlocke 10y agoThat's a big revision of your original comment ;)