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After looking it up I see it is commonly used to describe something that adds extra features to a browser, like flash or silverlight. Previously I took it to m
by rwinn 13y ago
After looking it up I see it is commonly used to describe something that adds extra features to a browser, like flash or silverlight.
Previously I took it to mean "rich in interactivity". That's what I meant when I originally wrote that, a static site does not mean you can't have interactive content. IMHO the best way to write webapps is to have a static client that consumes an API provided by a standalone backend.