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> Would the “right” way be a full page reload with the row added/deleted, and caching all the values? If the user didn't have Javascript enabled, then yes. Yo
by malvosenior 7y ago
> Would the “right” way be a full page reload with the row added/deleted, and caching all the values?
If the user didn't have Javascript enabled, then yes.
You'll have to do the validation server side anyway, client side scripting is just a "nice to have" it shouldn't be mandatory.
There are also probably too many people using the web to build applications that should be native.
- danShumway 7y ago> There are also probably too many people using the web to build applications that should be native. I hear this a lot, but I'm personally glad I don't need to download an app to my phone/computer to order pizza or find directions. Obviously this is a balance, but of the two extremes that could exist, having too many web-apps seems to be better than having too few. The quickest, simplest step you can take ATM to improve your device security is to install fewer apps -- particularly if you use an OS like Android. It's not clear to me that situation would get any better if half of the web disappeared.