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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.
by 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 agoSo when you enter a character into a text field the affected part of the page is then reloaded with fresh HTML?
- Existenceblinks 4y agoLiveview: 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 agoHow does this degrade when connectivity is poor?
- granshaw 4y agoIn 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