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liveview still uses JS, its just rather out of the way in what it does edit: livewire in laravel land does a similar approach - tho not as fast currently, leve
by jozzy-james 4y ago
liveview still uses JS, its just rather out of the way in what it does
edit: livewire in laravel land does a similar approach - tho not as fast currently, leverages alpine.js under the hood
- chrismccord 4y agoWhile we use JS and websockets, even with js disabled or curling the page will send all the HTML. So the initial render is strictly a regular html page with all your expected content.
- jozzy-james 4y agoright, i get that - and liveview is a sick piece of kit, so congrats. just saying that for what most would use it for - it is still using some JS
- jozzy-james 4y agoi suppose i should have prefaced with liveview uses JS...if you intend to use JS or dynamically update anything edit: much like the SSR being described
- jozzy-james 4y agohate replying to something i already did - but i also never said liveview required JS, just...it still uses it if there. Liveview is a really slick answer to this whole thing, and I recommend readers of the thread to check out. And now I have nothing.