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On a bad connection, I'd pick a react SPA with a slow upstart over a classic server-side rendered one any day all things being equal. With the react app there'
by bernawil 7y ago
On a bad connection, I'd pick a react SPA with a slow upstart over a classic server-side rendered one any day all things being equal.
With the react app there's a chance I'll have the js already cached and I'm only fetching the data. With the SSR I'll probably be fetching data and view continuously.
- irq11 7y agoNonsense. You haven’t experienced a slow connection recently, or you’re just loading the same sites over and over again. I love the JS experts on HN, telling everyone it’s impossible to do all of the stuff we were doing on a daily basis in 2012, without the magic of megabytes of client-side code.
- dang 7y agoPlease don't be a jerk in comments here. I'm sure you can make your substantive points without that. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
- irq11 7y agoNonsense. You haven’t experienced a slow connection recently, or you’re just loading the same sites over and over again. People keep asserting it’s impossible to do all of the stuff we were doing on a daily basis in 2012, without the magic of megabytes of client-side code.
- bernawil 7y ago> or you’re just loading the same sites over and over again. That's right, I am loading the same sites again every day consuming different data. Both for work and fun. That was the whole point.