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>we can re-render the view before the server even acknowledges the operation's success This can be done in angular too, but I don't understand why you would wa
by danford 12y ago
>we can re-render the view before the server even acknowledges the operation's success
This can be done in angular too, but I don't understand why you would want to give someone the assumption that an operation was successful before you know if it actually was.
- grandalf 12y agobecause many operations will be a success 99.9% of the time and it's often possible (and better overall UX) to handle the error case gracefully a second or two later.
- nilliams 12y agoYep, 'optimistic updates' is the term I like. Alex Maccaw wrote a good article on the subject a few years back: http://old.alexmaccaw.com/posts/async_ui http://old.alexmaccaw.com/posts/async_ui