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Realistically, can you ship a website where everything happens client side? - reflow, adjusting layout, computing locations/sizes and whatnot. I am not a web pe
by passivate 5y ago
Realistically, can you ship a website where everything happens client side? - reflow, adjusting layout, computing locations/sizes and whatnot. I am not a web person so my thinking may be outdated on this. I'm imagining something like a stand-alone self-contained "docker" type thing.
- freeone3000 5y agoThat's how most websites work. The JavaScript code that runs on the browser then reports back to a server, because it makes money for the people who wrote the app.
- passivate 5y agoYeah, I meant without the 'reporting back to a server'. Like for e.g., the website sends a 'package' to the browser - The package is built on the fly and contains all the dependencies. The package is then unarchived and files are opened in the browser w/o the server being involved.
- yoz-y 5y agoThat is the standard static html + css + JavaScript without further requests. Aka Web 1.0. (Should you make all in one page with inline images that is)
- freeone3000 5y agoThen how are the people who wrote the app supposed to make money by selling your personal information to advertisers?