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Sure. And bloated websites aren't dropping from the race here, either. They are communicating, over HTTP (and maybe WS/SSE), with fair number of servers, that a
by nousermane 4y ago
Sure. And bloated websites aren't dropping from the race here, either. They are communicating, over HTTP (and maybe WS/SSE), with fair number of servers, that also implement significant functionality. Then, there are microservices, databases, network between those...
- jchw 4y agoUltimately, though, even the script-free HTML pages that purists generally like and do not see as a problem do all of these things just as much. The point is that people have a lot of feelings about how simple, small and self-contained different software is, but realistically if you're not on a Commodore 64 they're all nightmarishly complicated. It only feels otherwise because encapsulation can be effective.