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To me that's a non-issue. How are you going to access a website without internet anyways? If you're talking about "slow" internet, then use Alpine JS to run tr
by sergiotapia 4y ago
To me that's a non-issue. How are you going to access a website without internet anyways?
If you're talking about "slow" internet, then use Alpine JS to run truly client-side things in those very rare cases.
- sph 4y agoLive View might still be applicable in some latency sensitive contexts: one of the first Live View demos was a server-side rendered animation hosted in US that played at a smooth 60 fps in Europe. There are very few problems Live View isn't good for, and conversely, there are very few problems client-side single-page application are necessary for.
- password4321 4y agoThese days the issue is mostly mobile clients, but even then offline support is unusual for sure.