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It's not so much a scalability issue as a cost-per-user issue. Obviously client rendering performance (or lack thereof) is a concern and if server side render
by remon 12y ago
It's not so much a scalability issue as a cost-per-user issue. Obviously client rendering performance (or lack thereof) is a concern and if server side rendering solves that for a manageable increase in cost that's perfectly fine but that cost has to be part of the conversation.
- drivingmenuts 12y agoOK, I get that. I think that Javascript can do some awesome things client-side (and I have used them to do that), but when you leave the server, you lose a lot of predictability and that can ruin the user experience. I worry that if we push too much onto the client, then we're asking them to do all the work while we sit back and take advantage of them, for marginal benefit to the user.