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My understanding is that you can't - the use case isn't for dynamic websites - it's for static content. You could migrate your angular/react SPA (who's front-

My understanding is that you can't - the use case isn't for dynamic websites - it's for static content. You could migrate your angular/react SPA (who's front-end is based off of static content), and continue to use the REST / WS services you already have, but not sure what the point of that would be. I think it's better to think of this more as a data store than web sites/apps.

carussell 9y ago
This is not true. See the remarks about the DatArchive APIs in my original comment. You can also look at Fritter[1], which is a prototype Twitter clone built as a Dat web app. It's true that there are some types of web apps that exist on the traditional (HTTP) web but that cannot be made as a Dat app, but it's also true that there are a class of apps that could be built with Dat but that cannot be built on the traditional web. 1. dat://fritter.hashbase.io