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> What is old is new again I suppose: we used to do this with PHP and jQuery once upon a time too — though LiveView and similar are far nicer of course. I used
by piva00 5y ago
> What is old is new again I suppose: we used to do this with PHP and jQuery once upon a time too — though LiveView and similar are far nicer of course.
I used to do the same with PHP + Prototype.js back in 2006-2007 before jQuery existed, including pretty weird hacks for non-AJAX supported browsers (using JS to append <script></script> from server-side to the DOM).
Surely what is old is new again...
- girvo 5y agoI was the weirdo using Dojo back then, but once jQuery hit the scene and gained traction we jumped ship as soon as possible haha