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Andy, Basecamp Next does not have a one-screen app feel at all. We're still all about separate pages. But we do rely heavily on JS for functionality, so it won
by dhh 15y ago
Andy, Basecamp Next does not have a one-screen app feel at all. We're still all about separate pages.
But we do rely heavily on JS for functionality, so it won't work without it.
- andycroll 15y agoIn an ideal world I'd like non-JS fallbacks but I'm torn as to whether I'm being too 'old school' or stuck in a 'progressive enhancement' approach more suited to a web site rather than a web app. I suspect it comes down to the project and the trade offs therein. I'm no code zealot. I'm presuming you're serving just desktop interface to start as well? No responsive or mobile at launch?
- dhh 15y agoThe UI has been designed to work great on tablets and it also works pretty well on a phone (albeit a tad crammed). We'll probably do something more dedicated for mobile after launch.
- alexhaefner 15y agoI'm building an app in a very similar manner to what I've read about Basecamp Next. When you move to the new model with a payload of code, and then json reqests from there, it's blazingly fast, and so much more gratifying to zoom around the site as no full page re-renders have to happen. You wouldn't like native apps refreshing on ever transition of state.