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"So too the leaps and bounds in bandwidth and computing power." And JavaScript engines performances too. What is your point? You write in italics that "plain
by martinced 14y ago
"So too the leaps and bounds in bandwidth and computing power."
And JavaScript engines performances too.
What is your point? You write in italics that "plain HTML renders a lot faster" and then you contradict yourself.
- jacques_chester 14y agoPlain HTML still renders faster.
- blowski 14y agoFirst page load, definitely. Subsequent updates - depends.
- jacques_chester 14y agoSure. Part of the confusion is that HTML is living a strange life as part document, part app platform. I mean if you compare HTML and JS to the fit-and-finish of a mid 90s platform it's a mess. But, it's what we have.