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Or you could just speed your site up so you don't need to show someone a progress bar. Or use Angular or Backbone and then you really don't need a progress bar
by at-fates-hands 13y ago
Or you could just speed your site up so you don't need to show someone a progress bar.
Or use Angular or Backbone and then you really don't need a progress bar.
- zackbloom 13y agoWe use Backbone heavily, moving data between the client and server can benefit from a progress indication.
- jenius 13y ago"really" being the key word. if it's not immediate, it's good practice to show some sort of loading indicator, and neither angular or backbone are immediate.
- eddieroger 13y agoYes, do this instead. Seriously, unless you're showing me his-res images from The Louvre, just give me the content as quick as digitally possible.
- michaelmior 13y agoWhat does using Angular or Backbone have to do with needing a progress bar?
- crult 13y agoHERE WE GO!!!! Another HN fanboy talking crap about scalability (of which he likely knows nothing) and claiming that his favourite magic bullet will save the day. This is the straw that broke my back. I'm no longer going to lurk.