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No. Because it is an SPA, it means there is more work to restore the default behavior of the back button. That's the way he should have articulated his point.

No. Because it is an SPA, it means there is more work to restore the default behavior of the back button. That's the way he should have articulated his point. You also mention HTML5 routing.. Ok now you have to configure your web server to properly parse the URL and understand what it's conveying.

Can_Not 9y ago
And all of that work is already done for you in all modern major SPA frameworks.
- jordache 9y ago
  Server side too? Client side routing? Have you seen the huge chapter dedicated to routing for angular? You make it sound like it's no work
  - Can_Not 9y ago
    > Server side too? Yes > Client side routing? Have you seen the huge chapter dedicated to routing for angular? You make it sound like it's no work Haven't seen angular's, they were late to the SSR party.
  - bpicolo 9y ago
    Server side is as simple as taking /app/* and having it hit your SPA