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I'm impressed by the lack of dependencies and single-file download. One of my use-cases is for offline use, and not via a web app installation -- only assets i
by a9h74j 5y ago
I'm impressed by the lack of dependencies and single-file download.
One of my use-cases is for offline use, and not via a web app installation -- only assets in an ordinary filesystem directory. Mega-components in single js files are a good step towards that.
- nawgz 5y ago> not via a web app installation -- only assets in an ordinary filesystem directory Not sure I understand this. Every web app I build is just a set of HTML/CSS/JS files that are served in a static fashion, which means that you could just plop that static folder onto your hard drive, click "index.html", and interact with it normally. I guess routing concerns maybe exist if you just naively hope the URL-based-routing works but it'd be easy to work around this
- a9h74j 5y agoPerhaps I was attempting to refer to progressive web apps, with manifests and such.
- robbiejs 5y agoThank you. Wanted to keep it simple and lightweight. Not the biggest fan of an average React/Angular project with 200mb+ of dependencies.