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Static rendering of dynamic content? I don't think this does make sense. If it's pre-rednered, it's missing something. If it has all the data at first, then it

by eonil 13y ago

Static rendering of dynamic content? I don't think this does make sense. If it's pre-rednered, it's missing something. If it has all the data at first, then it's not dynamic. Pre-rendered(static) javascript app(dynamic)...? Hmm... I don't see anything more than something like JWT in JS instead of Java?

dchest 13y ago
> Static rendering of dynamic content? Yes. > I don't think this does make sense. It does, if you use one of the JS frameworks listed on the linked page.
- eonil 13y ago
  Well I see the definitions of dynamic are completely different between you and me.
FedRegister 13y ago
>Static rendering of dynamic content? I don't think this does make sense. Bro do you even Web 1.0? That's what CGI scripts in Perl did! Pull the data from the database, generate HTML (no JavaScript back then!) on the fly, and send to the browser.
- eonil 13y ago
  JS is definitely client-side dynamic technology. At least from AJAX era. Well... I don't understand how you and many people (including the author) can read JS as server-side dynamic in this HTML5 era...!!!