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Commercial-grade applications need some grade of offline operativity that classic HATEOAS can't provide, often target users who won't learn or can't really use
by foul 2y ago
Commercial-grade applications need some grade of offline operativity that classic HATEOAS can't provide, often target users who won't learn or can't really use a web browser (tabs, back button, extensions, bookmarks besides whatever they can fit in the bar, etc), often want to give a UX which abuses and deforms a web browser by design.
Yeah, FE engineers may all look like dumbasses with macbooks (i don't think this of them!), but they have real problems to solve.
- JodieBenitez 2y agoNot denying that, but just because I browse the web I'm pretty sure not all websites with "modern" frontend stacks have modern frontend problems.
- foul 2y agoThat's for sure, for example any blog software (a few SSGs included) is a failure for WWW and for itself (most of the interaction between author and reader must be mediated with third-party or big cloud to avoid spam and scam).