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They could at least have sent the page you're trying to load so that it's ready to render immediately (instead of having to retrieve it from the server after th
by udp 15y ago
They could at least have sent the page you're trying to load so that it's ready to render immediately (instead of having to retrieve it from the server after the "container" has loaded).
- prodigal_erik 15y agoYeah, whatever they're doing about server-side rendering is just completely failing, which is really surprising. Gmail works well without js, so it's not as if they don't have competent web devs. Smuggling XML in a giant CSS comment is also very … special.