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This kind of terrible state management is super widespread and really annoying. I agree that lots of folks seem to have have spent the last few years thinking m

• andybak 7y ago
  > I agree that lots of folks seem to have have spent the last few years thinking more about their build chain and tooling than about basic UX. This might be the best summary of how I feel about web development that I've read in a fair while.
  • antihero 7y ago
    And this is why I like Parcel. It's by no means perfect but having pretty much zero config and still being able to jump into using pretty much whether system you want with a simple command is nice. Frankly I thought jQuery was a horrific way of building stuff, and moving to a declarative approach like React is a huge step forward. Most complaints I've seen about it are due to incompetence or misunderstanding.
• baddox 7y ago
  This specific example really just applies to all naive implementations of AJAX infinite scroll, which far predates the rise in popularity of SPAs. Discourse, a forum written as a SPA in Ember, changes your URL as you scroll to each post. Even if you scroll down and let javascript load in more pages of content, the URL will reflect the post you’ve scrolled to, and will jump right to it if you go somewhere else then click Back, or just load the link: https://discuss.emberjs.com/t/services-a-rumination-on-introducing-a-new-role-into-the-ember-programming-model/4947/51 https://discuss.emberjs.com/t/services-a-rumination-on-intro...