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Most of my personal app projects are SPAs, because it’s easy to just pop some static files in my static file server and serve a whole app with routing and funct
by bpev 1y ago
Most of my personal app projects are SPAs, because it’s easy to just pop some static files in my static file server and serve a whole app with routing and functionality without having any server logic. Way simpler to maintain, since I can just sync my ‘apps’ dir and all my mini-projects are deployed.
- wordofx 1y agoCan do all that without a SPA.
- bpev 1y agoNot really... like sure if you want a static site, but I'm talking about static apps. Like if you want to handle /id/$id routes with data based on user-generated content saved in localStorage... you'll have to handle routing somewhere. Basically, what I'm saying is that if you have an stateful app that doesn't require server state, I think SPA+PWA is pretty ideal.