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This seems awfully more complex than maintaining state UI side.

• theonething 4y ago
  Not in my experience. I've worked on several react apps. Currently doing a Hotwire project and it's just so much simpler to keep all state on the server side.
  • bowsamic 4y ago
    So when you enter a character into a text field the affected part of the page is then reloaded with fresh HTML?
    • Existenceblinks 4y ago
      Liveview: it sends event to server and the server handle the event, then send "diff" to client (and automatically patch the dom) .. all of these via websocket, it's fast.
      • andrewxdiamond 4y ago
        How does this degrade when connectivity is poor?
        • granshaw 4y ago
          In my experience, not well (we had an important early user have to use our web app from a trailer using the wifi from the main house) So might not be the best approach unless most of your users are at their desk
• Existenceblinks 4y ago
  Much simpler based on my experience with LiveView. It's stateful out of the box, no needs to do the manage part.