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this is bad advice imo. in a good system you should render what people requested and then go from there, if the system does not cater for it then the system is
by lennel 14y ago
this is bad advice imo. in a good system you should render what people requested and then go from there, if the system does not cater for it then the system is not good enough.
- MatthewPhillips 14y agoYou absolutely should render it, in the client.
- lennel 14y agoI honestly just don't agree with this. any templating language you use should work equally well on the client or the server and you should be able to get anywhere. we obviously consider other types of constraints than you do.