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There's plenty of middle ground here, you don't need fancy frameworks to do partial reloads.
by codr7 8mo ago
There's plenty of middle ground here, you don't need fancy frameworks to do partial reloads.
- exceptione 8mo agoI am open for suggestions, but anything wanting to give a desktop like experience is going to be complex. Like the user clicks a button, now widget a1 » a1.3 » a1.3.2 » a1.3.2.2 should be in an "open state", while widget b1 » b1.2 » b1.2.1 needs to be in "disabled state" and widget c3 » c4 » c5 shows a status message.
- codr7 8mo agoSure, and the further you go in that direction, the more you're building a traditional desktop GUI experience, which was always a bad fit for the web. So yes, if that's really what you want to do, React or similar is probably what you want. If.
- mythrwy 8mo agoI used to do things like that with about 10 lines of jQuery.
- rrr_oh_man 8mo agoBut we as a species decided that jQuery bad :(