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I doubt that "client side routing" makes a site more snappy. I think what you mean is that elements shared across pages (the header, the navigation bar etc) do
by TekMol 2y ago
I doubt that "client side routing" makes a site more snappy.
I think what you mean is that elements shared across pages (the header, the navigation bar etc) do not have to be sent again.
But those are very small anyhow. And you could bring the size down to zero by making them web components. Web components are cached along with the JS that defines them.
- ericyd 2y agoAh yes, thank you for the thorough corrections, you knew much more about this topic than me and correctly guessed exactly what I meant.