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Agree, unless your UI is very interactive and complex e.g. a photography editing app then you can likely go without an SPA Your designer might be pissed, but y
by jack_riminton 5y ago
Agree, unless your UI is very interactive and complex e.g. a photography editing app then you can likely go without an SPA
Your designer might be pissed, but your customers probably don't care all that much and your CEO is going to be pleased at the speed, stability and simplicity of what you've created.
- fastball 5y agoAgreed, but additionally you might need/want an SPA because you want to be able to very quickly spin up mobile/desktop apps (e.g. with Capacitor/Electron) or you want a functional offline mode.
- bdcravens 5y agoI've run into plenty of apps that don't really look that great yet are SPAs. Like basic form post kind of sites. As I mentioned elsewhere, I got blocked paying a student loan due to one, and had to jump into Devtools to get a broken CVS app to submit a prescription request.