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A web app beyond trivial has to have a framework, if you don't use one than you built one and are now maintaining both the app and the framework. I wouldn't ca
by jhall1468 9y ago
A web app beyond trivial has to have a framework, if you don't use one than you built one and are now maintaining both the app and the framework.
I wouldn't call an app with "minimal interactivity" an app, anymore than I'd call a newspaper interactive reading material.
- photojosh 9y agoMy system is a number of independent components that are each individually simple enough to not require a framework, and don't share any common code. It's only a few hundred lines of JS and jQuery. One of the components is a keypad and display for a judge to enter scores... basically a web-connected traditional calculator in its design. :) So "minimally interactive" is probably a poor description on my part; it's nothing but interactions, just really simple ones.