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Not even on the map right now, but interesting to me, is a thicker front end alike GraphQL sort of systems, but using REST. There's no reason we can't have a g
by rektide 5y ago
Not even on the map right now, but interesting to me, is a thicker front end alike GraphQL sort of systems, but using REST.
There's no reason we can't have a good intermediated rest client, no reason we can't re-emerge many of the same ideas of the client-side data-store that GraphQL happens to promote. Ideally there'd be some good service worker implementations, linked-data powering the thing.
As usual though, the radical though is rarely channeled into improving the status quo, revamping it, reconceptualizing & reframing it: radical thought starts over, rebuilds, ignores the current, breaks for something new, fresh, unconstrained.
- webmaven 5y ago> As usual though, the radical though is rarely channeled into improving the status quo, revamping it, reconceptualizing & reframing it: radical thought starts over, rebuilds, ignores the current, breaks for something new, fresh, unconstrained. It is New Relationship Energy for technologies.
- rektide 5y agohrrrmm down a bunch of points across the day from where i began. anyone care to comment or contribute something of material here to discuss?