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Reading through the site feels like a breath of fresh air in today's convoluted web development. This is how it should have been right from the beginning.
by sfusato 7y ago
Reading through the site feels like a breath of fresh air in today's convoluted web development. This is how it should have been right from the beginning.
- netghost 7y agoThis _is_ how it was for quite a while. Check out Rails as of about Rails3 or so. Unobtrusive JS, serving up partial HTML, etc. There's a set of interactions for which this works incredibly well and a set where it falls short. If your UX and data model support the notion of users interacting with a single resource at a time it's really effective. If you have lots of data that has effects on other data you might be displaying, or you need lots of fine grained interactions, a full client side app will probably provide the best experience.