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Really? Do you think that users will stop wanting interactive web apps because of some minor technical complaints you have about the stack? Once you start buil
by woah 12y ago
Really? Do you think that users will stop wanting interactive web apps because of some minor technical complaints you have about the stack?
Once you start building an app with a lot of interactivity, sending certain states as prerendered pages becomes a huge distraction.
- crdoconnor 12y ago>Really? Do you think that users will stop wanting interactive web apps because of some minor technical complaints you have about the stack? No. I think customers will stop wanting extremely javascript heavy interactive apps when they start to realize that 95% of the time they can have something that is cheaper and more reliable that isn't so javascript heavy. Are you dying for hacker news to become a one page ember app? Didn't think so. Users don't really care about this stuff unless all that javascript brings huge gains (e.g. for a mapping app).