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Discourse emulates the normal behaviour really well, good for them. After a quick look looks like they do not suffer from the issues I mentioned before. I just
by hpaavola 12y ago
Discourse emulates the normal behaviour really well, good for them. After a quick look looks like they do not suffer from the issues I mentioned before.
I just do not see any benefits going SPA style when working with data that is essentially collection of documents.
- nawitus 12y agoSingle-page applications can change pages faster.
- mike_hearn 12y agoSure about that? Try browsing http://forum.dlang.org/ http://forum.dlang.org/ Especially if you're in Europe (I get a ping time of 24 msec from Switzerland), the pages load nearly instantly. It's actually the sort of thing that you notice and go "whoa" it's so fast. Yet there's nothing special about it. It's just a regular web server, written in D, that serves pages really fast (probably out of cache). If you use HTTP caching and compression appropriately, and keep your design light, there's no particular reason you need to use Javascript to speed things up.
- nawitus 12y agoI'm not saying non-single-page-apps are slow, but that single-page apps can be faster in certain circumstances. When I click a link in your example I still get that slight delay, which could be eliminated with a single-page application.