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Nice writeup. I can definitely see "isomorphic" or client/server frameworks (React and Ember especially) being the go-to choice for new sites. I guess an excep
by mattdesl 12y ago
Nice writeup. I can definitely see "isomorphic" or client/server frameworks (React and Ember especially) being the go-to choice for new sites.
I guess an exception would be richer "experiential" type of apps and toys, where some DOM might be replaced with Canvas/WebGL, and transitions/animations/etc take precedence over SEO and initial load time. I haven't seen much innovation in terms of MVCs or frameworks that target these types of sites.
- bsimpson 12y agoI'm interested to see this talk: http://conf.reactjs.com/schedule.html#beyond-the-dom-how-netflix-plans-to-enhance-your-television-experience http://conf.reactjs.com/schedule.html#beyond-the-dom-how-net... Jafar is already a great presenter, and seeing someone using React without a DOM should be inspiring.
- mattdesl 12y agoThat sounds pretty great, actually. Would love to see an example project that uses React without a DOM.
- cubano 12y ago> ...and seeing someone using React without a DOM should be inspiring. Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't this basically become client/server socket programming from the 80's and 90's, using UI widgets for display?