Re:Breaking up with JavaScript front ends
by traverseda on Sunday December 11, 2022 @08:22AM
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Ordering a pizza can be done with static pages and some forms.
You want to make photoshop or a CAD program? That is an app. You want to order a pizza? Just use html and forms, maybe javascript to reload the progress page once per minute. (You don't need websockets or SSE or anything to check pizza progress)
Re:Breaking up with JavaScript front ends
by xupybd on Sunday December 11, 2022 @07:04PM
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The browser is a sandbox. It requires no install or approval from IT to install a web page. You don't have to go through and app store.
It has huge value as a delivery platform.
Re:Breaking up with JavaScript front ends
by xupybd on Sunday December 11, 2022 @11:29PM
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Gah, it's too late for an edit. That should read "an app store".
Sorry.
Re:Breaking up with JavaScript front ends
by dormento on Monday December 12, 2022 @12:29PM
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> maybe javascript to reload the progress page once per minute
Not even that, as there is meta refresh :)
Re:Breaking up with JavaScript front ends
by SturgeonsLaw on Sunday December 11, 2022 @10:30PM
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> Also, should I really download a random exe to order a pizza?
That's where mobile seems to be heading, McDonalds would like you to download their app to order a burger
Also, should I really download a random exe to order a pizza? Plus, especially because the protocol is stateless a web app makes so much more sense (then replicating the state at the backend side).