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0 pointskcartlidge3y ago0 comments

> The Phoenix Framework (LiveView) crowd, and later the Rails (Hotwire) crowd show that you don't need a complex SPA to get user-positive experiences.

As an aside, for those unaware it may be of interest that Hotwire can be used to incrementally enhance any ecosystem's server-rendered HTML experience and not just Rails. From the simplest option of just including the source but changing absolutely no code, which has an instant impact, to making proper use of it.

One of the projects I use it on is a C# MVC (server-rendered) app and with virtually no effort you get some of the benefits of ye olde update panels from webforms. It's really quite neat.

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jaredcwhite3y ago

Turbo's actually really great for static sites—you can speed up page transitions and even handle some "reactive" elements using Frames and HTML fragments. Pretty awesome stuff. No Rails required.

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0 pointskcartlidge3y ago0 comments

> The Phoenix Framework (LiveView) crowd, and later the Rails (Hotwire) crowd show that you don't need a complex SPA to get user-positive experiences.

One of the projects I use it on is a C# MVC (server-rendered) app and with virtually no effort you get some of the benefits of ye olde update panels from webforms. It's really quite neat.

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jaredcwhite3y ago

Turbo's actually really great for static sites—you can speed up page transitions and even handle some "reactive" elements using Frames and HTML fragments. Pretty awesome stuff. No Rails required.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse