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Have you ever worked on a project that used Rails, Laravel, Django or Spring? Without being a SPA? For many (most) websites, I find that these are far superior
by mollerhoj 2y ago
Have you ever worked on a project that used Rails, Laravel, Django or Spring? Without being a SPA? For many (most) websites, I find that these are far superior to client side heavy SPAs with json apis (react, vue etc).
- quantadev 2y agoMost of the apps I've worked on were very business oriented, and about people getting work done, rather than "website" type stuff that's mostly static. So for example, being able to refresh a part of the screen with new information from the server, is critical. Doing page reloads would destroy the experience. I have 35yrs exp so yes I've used most of what you mentioned.
- xcrunner529 2y agoYou’re just proving the point. This stuff was easy when it was called Ajax. You don’t need React for that simple thing lmao.
- quantadev 2y agoI just use the 'fetch' command to get data from the server. That's basically like Ajax. Where React comes into play of course is taking care of all the page updates, which would be a nightmare for any large app, unless you have a framework being used.