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No, they didn't. Pop the inspector's network panel open and watch what happens on Twitter. All the content comes down as JSON.
by scotth 15y ago
No, they didn't. Pop the inspector's network panel open and watch what happens on Twitter. All the content comes down as JSON.
- andybak 15y agoThe claim is that they in the process of switching back, not that it's already rolled out.
- lapusta 15y agoThey were switching from hashbang routing to pushstate, not from client to serverside rendering. Although they might to pre-rendering for IE, which will get support of pushstate only in version 10. http://storify.com/timhaines/hashbang-conversation http://storify.com/timhaines/hashbang-conversation
- andybak 15y agoHopefully they are going with pushState with a fall-back to server rendering for all user agents that don't support pushState. That's a compromise I can get behind. And it's pretty much progressive enhancement...
- bricestacey 15y agoI thought they were simply changing over to compiling their mustache templates on the server to speed up the process.