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That's actually not what the article is about. It's more about the backend server managing all or most of the application state, and sending slices of JSON or e
by yawaramin 5y ago
That's actually not what the article is about. It's more about the backend server managing all or most of the application state, and sending slices of JSON or even fully-rendered HTML to the browser, which is responsible only for swapping in these new slices of UI with a thin layer of JavaScript.
In other words, it's about creating a SPA-like experience with little or no custom-written JavaScript.