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It is refreshing to see a push towards better user experience by reducing JavaScript overhead. I imagine that many development groups building massive client-si
by mekane8 8y ago
It is refreshing to see a push towards better user experience by reducing JavaScript overhead. I imagine that many development groups building massive client-side SPA's have convinced themselves and others that the "developer convenience" it provides is worth the cost to the users.
Ironically, there are massive improvements to be made by rewinding back to the "DHTML" days of delivering most of the content traditionally and progressively enhancing with a little JS. Except we have much better JS in the browsers and don't even need things like JQuery any more.
Back-end frameworks like Rails and Symfony really help as well, by separating concerns (such as models, controllers, and templates) and keeping the code clean that produces the bulk of the app.