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Server-side rendering with partial views? You're never going to get something as simple as Flash, with a write-once works everywhere. But your user's aren't go
by taude 9y ago
Server-side rendering with partial views?
You're never going to get something as simple as Flash, with a write-once works everywhere. But your user's aren't going to be annoyed at the crappy UX that Flash (or Flex) applications brought us.
EDIT: I'm dead serious about this, with the concept of isomorphic apps, I'm not convinced building thick Javascript-based clients is necessarily the way to go for a lot of use cases, including the traditional business information worker-type of application. With these modern JS frameworks working on the concept of rendering virtual DOM diffs, why not just render the partial diff on the server and swap out the specific DOM on the client page?
- ooqr 9y agoThe application I've inherited and support is a Rails app that does this. I hate this pattern. It's very difficult to change things and burdens the backend developer with the responsibility.
- fanpuns 9y agoI'm pretty new to Rails, but I'm implementing something very similar to this. Is there's any open source mature Rails app that might demonstrate what your seeing/maintaining? I'd be curious to see how this pattern looks as it grows.