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Thanks, but this is a server-side thing and has nothing to do with client-side DOM manipulation?! Sure, you can put stuff on the server and do HTTP over the wir
by WA 1y ago
Thanks, but this is a server-side thing and has nothing to do with client-side DOM manipulation?! Sure, you can put stuff on the server and do HTTP over the wire. It's oftentimes the better solution. But there are apps/tools that are rightfully an SPA (like tldraw or excalidraw for example) and can run local-first and offline in a browser. You build the entire app in JS and you'd need a bit more than vanilla Web components for that if you want to avoid client-side state explosion.
- austin-cheney 1y agoLook at the file path I specified. That file runs only in the browser.