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Sure, it's server-side validation – which is great, and works well. And now it works without a full page submit and reload. That's a huge benefit.
by mplewis 6y ago
Sure, it's server-side validation – which is great, and works well. And now it works without a full page submit and reload. That's a huge benefit.
- the-dude 6y agoWhich you can do already for over a decade with AJAX.
- sago 6y agoYup. And DHTML over a Java applet before XMLHttpRequest. 1999 at least, iirc.
- brod 6y agoEver since xmlhttprequest (and even before that with images) we've been able to do server-side validation without a full page reload. This "solution" completely ignores the purpose of client-side validation which is to a) reduce load on server-side resources, b) validate faster without the network latency and c) validate more securely and privately by not sending the content to the server.