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yes, its possible. there are lots of sites that do make use of it well/correctly. the reason why its difficult is because it turns the app into a ajax state m
by noodle 16y ago
yes, its possible. there are lots of sites that do make use of it well/correctly.
the reason why its difficult is because it turns the app into a ajax state machine. navigation is much more programmatic, which makes the possibility of something screwing up much higher. especially in a larger, more complex system.
- drivebyacct2 16y agoNot if you use HTML5's new state management. But I thought GitHub did. I've never had problems with AJAX history navigation but I know that Firefox users complain about it all the time due to how WebKit handles javascript instant redirectts.
- noodle 16y agoits relatively new. not all sites that do this are going to have made that jump. github might. other sites that have problems definitely don't. its also still totally possible to screw up html5's state management.