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You need a "hydration" process to hydrate all event handlers. So only html doesn't buy this argument right ? And do not tell me to "findMyStateFromADomNode",
by revskill 3y ago
You need a "hydration" process to hydrate all event handlers.
So only html doesn't buy this argument right ?
And do not tell me to "findMyStateFromADomNode", i don't store state in the DOM.
- Alifatisk 3y agoI think Turbo surgically replaces parts of the DOM with the new response from the server.