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To be fair, that totally depends on how the application is written. You can have server-side-rendered page with single-page application, with or without Ember.j
by eddieplan9 14y ago
To be fair, that totally depends on how the application is written. You can have server-side-rendered page with single-page application, with or without Ember.js.
- sirclueless 14y agoWith Ember.js the routing framework is client-side and Ember.js stores all dynamic values in the URL fragment. The server doesn't see enough information to render a page, even if you were willing in theory to duplicate your rendering logic server-side.
- eddieplan9 14y agoYou can use HTML5 pushState in Ember.js [1] and Backbone so application state is captured in actual URL path instead of URL location hash. The server can see enough information to render a page. [1] http://www.kaspertidemann.com/how-to-make-ember-js-use-history-states-for-routing/ http://www.kaspertidemann.com/how-to-make-ember-js-use-histo...