Browsers, JSON, and FormData

Re:Browsers, JSON, and FormData by martin_drapeau on Saturday November 12, 2022 @09:48AM (#33573559)

I wish front-end developers would use the right tool for the right situation. Not everything is a nail!

Forms are a great example. Browsers and back-end languages have supported those very well for a long time without the use of JavaScript.

Routing is another thing browsers and back-end languages do very well.

The SaaS we are building is in Laravel + Vue. Laravel has a powerful validation engine and top notch routing and session management. We leverage those 100%.

Vue shines for user interaction. Instead of a single SPA, we usually have one per rendered page (i.e. User Interface). Works very well.

I haven't found any downside to this approach vs a full-blown SPA. Only benefits.

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Re:Browsers, JSON, and FormData by satyrnein on Saturday November 12, 2022 @09:57AM (#33573640)

Is this using Inertia.js? Did you consider Livewire?

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Re:Browsers, JSON, and FormData by ithrow on Saturday November 12, 2022 @11:08AM (#33574315)

Vue shines for user interaction. Instead of a single SPA, we usually have one per rendered page (i.e. User Interface). Works very well.

That means you have to parse all the JS on every rendered page.

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