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Thank you. This is true, the frameworks are not only trying to speed up the performance, but first and foremost abstract from the DOM. And for quite a while the
by noway421 9y ago
Thank you. This is true, the frameworks are not only trying to speed up the performance, but first and foremost abstract from the DOM. And for quite a while they've been failing on delivering that performance. Things get better with react server side rendering and the like, but they still need tons of javascript loaded alongside the nicely rendered html which still makes it quite laggy.
Recent example of it is gitly.io. It is a beatiful web service which is I believe written in go. I just looked it up and it merely uses 200 lines of vanilla js. When I'm logged in and actually browsing the file tree.