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jQuery and full-page postbacks are my go-to, unless there is an actual need to introduce something else (React, etc). I'm usually conservative in the tools I c
by pknopf 6y ago
jQuery and full-page postbacks are my go-to, unless there is an actual need to introduce something else (React, etc).
I'm usually conservative in the tools I choose, but I have to be especially conservative with js.
- darepublic 6y agoFull page postbacks are not necessary even if you want to go zero dep
- pknopf 6y agoMost of the time, it isn't very useful to have javascript even exist, even though there isn't 3rd party dep. For example, have you even been in the settings areas of GitHub and thought "I wish there was more async here!"? In ASP.NET MVC, doing full postbacks means very simple controllers/actions/views that a junior could understand.