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No they don’t, they use web forms, which are a local UI state that gets bundled up and sent when the user presses a submit button. They do not refresh on every
by bowsamic 4y ago
No they don’t, they use web forms, which are a local UI state that gets bundled up and sent when the user presses a submit button. They do not refresh on every single UI change
- theonething 4y agoWell, ok, if you're thinking of UI state in that way, you're right. I was thinking of UI state in terms of how it's stored and manipulated in client-side JS. To your original question, my proposal is that html over the wire provides a good solution without the need for state to reside and change in client JS.