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There’s no waiting for the user. It’s an SPA experience without the headaches of client side state management. I suppose what you have to learn and add is rela
by theappsecguy 4y ago
There’s no waiting for the user. It’s an SPA experience without the headaches of client side state management.
I suppose what you have to learn and add is relative to what you already know and have, isn’t it?
- robertoandred 4y agoWhat headaches? You mark a query as stale and it fetches new data from the backend and rerenders elements as needed automatically. What reason is there to learn Ruby and Rails and Hotwire and streams and turbo frames and whatever the next churn is just to avoid rendering some html with javascript?
- theappsecguy 4y agoThat’s rich, I bet there’s 3 new JS frameworks that came out just today lol.
- robertoandred 4y agoYou know you're not required to understand and use every piece of tech ever made, right? Who cares if someone published a hobby project? No one is suggesting the industry immediately adopt some random new library, except for Rails fans who constantly demand everyone abandon a de facto standard like React and use their new toy.