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Whatever architecture you use, it all depends on your requirements. Example: If SEO is important, build server side rendering. Period. Just make sure you provi
by thekingshorses 12y ago
Whatever architecture you use, it all depends on your requirements. Example: If SEO is important, build server side rendering. Period.
Just make sure you provide best user experience possible.
Author claims Bustle is one of the good JS rendered site. If you scroll down http://www.bustle.com/ http://www.bustle.com/ and click on the item, and if you use back button, you won't be at the same position. This is one of the biggest problem with JS rendered site.
Now compare this to reddit.com. It works great without client side rendering, and not have any issues that most client side rendering sites has.
I am not oppose to JS only app. Problem is, it is hard to build a good JS only app. I do build client only apps.
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Reddit: http://reddit.premii.com/ http://reddit.premii.com/
- quaunaut 12y agoI don't know what you're talking about. The back button works on Bustle everywhere I've tried it. What browser and version are you using?
- subsection1h 12y agoIn Chrome, when I scroll to the bottom of an article at Bustle, click a link to another article, and then go back, I'm directed to the top of the first article, not the bottom where I left off. In my experience, this behavior is the norm at sites that use client-side rendering, and it's the main reason why I hate browsing content sites that use client-side rendering.
- recursive 12y agoI can reproduce with Chrome 40 on Windows 7.