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> Normally you'll always need to add something interactive Especially in news, articles, longreads, right? /s Most of the internet content would be perfectly
by pmlnr 8y ago
> Normally you'll always need to add something interactive
Especially in news, articles, longreads, right? /s
Most of the internet content would be perfectly fine without interaction, or with ordinary, oldschool POST forms
- franzwong 8y agoNews web site can return part of the page (e.g. news article) to decrease TTFB, and then load less important content (e.g. news recommendation) after. As author said, it is tradeoff.
- pmlnr 8y ago... or inline all in one html on server side and send it down at once?
- jamespollack 8y ago...? "Most of the world is fine with whale oil lamps, who needs electricity" Try a really good interactive article from the New York Times. You'll have a much more impactful experience than if you read a blurb about the same thing on your RSS reader.
- ng12 8y agoThat's why I think these conversations are so meaningless. My job would be a nightmare if I didn't use SPAs. It's all about the right tool for the job.