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Server side rendering requires JavaScript on the server. So then you very often, but not always, violate "the clean and unbreakable separation of the back and f
by jgalt212 1y ago
Server side rendering requires JavaScript on the server. So then you very often, but not always, violate "the clean and unbreakable separation of the back and front."
- colejohnson66 1y agoNot necessarily JavaScript, but some kind of rendering or templating engine. As shown in the blog post, Go works.
- jgalt212 1y agoright, but the person I was responding to mentioned JavaScript frameworks. > Nowadays react/vue provide server side rendering as well so i'm not sure what Htmx has to bring.