If I were a US citizen, I’d vote for a dead rat over Donald Trump. That probably means he’ll be the next president.
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Sehr beeindruckend:
Ich lese den Fischer ja sehr gerne. Heute hat er aber tatsaechlich besonderst zugelangt: zeit.de/gesellschaft/zeitges… Offene Worte :-)
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@Argorak Thanks, that seems to be close to what I was looking for.
@mamund At least not the mainstream SPA. Don’t know about your twisted definition ;-) @darrel_miller @jon_moore
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@mamund @darrel_miller @jon_moore I’ll reverse it: If you turn your native app into an SPA, is it still not on the web?
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@mamund @darrel_miller @jon_moore Again, the analogy to a SOAP service hosted at a “URI endpoint” holds perfectly.
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@mamund @darrel_miller @jon_moore Yes, in that an SPA is very much like a native application or a Silverlight or Flash app or Java Applet.
@mamund @darrel_miller @jon_moore I don’t consider anything on the web “perfect”. Mostly good enough, though, and not worth working against.
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@darrel_miller @jon_moore @mamund I can agree, but that only enforces (in my view) that you shouldn’t replicate it. It’s already there.
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@darrel_miller @jon_moore @mamund Agreed, until I open a link in a new tab or window. (Which typically doesn’t work in SPAs, by the way.)
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Is there an easy-to-use, free service to link to something while highlighting some piece of text? If not, why not?
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@mamund @jon_moore @darrel_miller Sure thing. You’re definitely not in the SPA mainstream with that approach, though.
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@mamund @jon_moore @darrel_miller I’m totally fine with using JS as a means to extend the browser’s capabilities for certain content.
@mamund @jon_moore @darrel_miller To me, it is. It’s giving the application a URI as opposed to giving one to the things living inside.
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@mamund @darrel_miller If you try to work against that, as Ember does IIRC with JSONAPI, you end building another browser.
@mamund @darrel_miller Most importantly, in my view, it moves way to much logic to the client – the one I’d prefer lived on the server
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