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Yes, they’re sending HTML chunks over the wire. It’s the same end result though, except you’re still not exempted from learning JS.
by evilduck 5y ago
Yes, they’re sending HTML chunks over the wire. It’s the same end result though, except you’re still not exempted from learning JS.
- cutler 5y agoIt puts rendering back on the server where it belongs. The JS is minimal.
- evilduck 5y agoI’ve seen garbage and exemplary sites produced with both methods. Rendering HTML with data hydrated server side and assembling it with a library client side vs rendering JSON and generating the HTML client side is a weird religious stance to take.