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You're wrong, sorry, it's very obvious to see using your browser tools that GitHub is in fact requesting those records when the link is clicked versus loading e
by bastardoperator 3y ago
You're wrong, sorry, it's very obvious to see using your browser tools that GitHub is in fact requesting those records when the link is clicked versus loading every comment:
load_more?after_cursor
Where do we see cursors? Typically in pagination. So it's obvious if you want to see everything and load everything, you can do so and it's devoid of javascript so you can ctrl-f all day.
https://github.com/golang/go/issues/21498/partials/load_more https://github.com/golang/go/issues/21498/partials/load_more
You get pagination in both API's, go write some code.
- 38 3y ago> You get pagination in both API's, go write some code. you seem to be making my own point for me. you're essentially saying, the website is so terrible, that users need to write their own frontend to make it usable. I agree!
- bastardoperator 3y agoNo, I pointed out why you're wrong so you're moving the goalposts. You can get at all the data and instead of seeing the value in that, you rather complain about how terrible things are how stupid young people are. If anything, at this point I feel bad y'all are having problems clicking links.
- 38 3y ago> I feel bad y'all are having problems clicking links They aren't even links. They are buttons that trigger JavaScript which makes a network request. That's quite different from an actual link that just loads some html