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Having skimmed the available articles, I'm still left asking: How does authorization work here? As in, do you use it to 200 or 401 an url (example.com/static/kl
by klapinat0r 13y ago
Having skimmed the available articles, I'm still left asking: How does authorization work here? As in, do you use it to 200 or 401 an url (example.com/static/klapinat0r/feed).
Or are they simply advocating serving HTML as templates and updating with js? If so, that's hardly news is it?
By their definition that'd be Hybrid though, right?
- mbleigh 13y agoAuthentication and Authorization are handled via JS calls to back-end services that know. Did you read http://www.staticapps.org/articles/authentication-and-authorization http://www.staticapps.org/articles/authentication-and-author... -- if so, what doesn't make sense from that perspective?
- klapinat0r 13y agoWhether or not this was a new take on static + auth, as it sounded like it was the standard client-js apps (which you confirmed it is). Not that it's not a valid approach, I just assumed it was something new.