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The massive problem with this approach is that more and more the requirements we see are exactly where SPA's shine: real-time elements, rich UI and eventually P
by joduplessis 8y ago
The massive problem with this approach is that more and more the requirements we see are exactly where SPA's shine: real-time elements, rich UI and eventually PWA implementation when/if. I agree that the traditional SSR has served everyone well - but I don't think we need to be stubborn about what has worked vs. what can work.
- itronitron 8y agoThere are a lot of hidden/implicit requirements when people think of SPAs. In order to do them right the interaction design needs to be worked out in detail with the developers so that everyone on the team knows all possible states of the application and how to best manage that.