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None of the things described here are inherent to single page apps. Ember (with Ember Data and proper routing), for example, solves most of the issues he brings
by tabeth 9y ago
None of the things described here are inherent to single page apps. Ember (with Ember Data and proper routing), for example, solves most of the issues he brings up (back button not working, failure to link to individual items) by convention.
- mysterydip 9y agoThe downside of Ember (at least the last time I used it, several years ago) is you must do things "the Ember way", which isn't inherently bad, but there's a lot of implicit functionality that "just works" until it doesn't, and can make debugging a painful experience.
- sidcool 9y agoEven Angular solves most of these problems.
- coldtea 9y ago>None of the things described here are inherent to single page apps. Does it matter though, if they are still all prevalent on single page apps?
- tabeth 9y agoI think so, if only because the discussion should be surrounding best practices and following standards, as opposed to a sensationalist notion that single page apps should be abandoned in general.