I’ve uploaded the slides for yesterday’s anti single-page app rant, bravely presented at a JavaScript conference (including some excellent slides stolen from @moonbeamlabs with permission) #jsdays speakerdeck.com/stilkov/2019… innoq.com/de/talks/2019/10/j…

Wider die SPA-Fixierung: JS – gern, aber bitte mit Augenmaß

Eine moderne Web-Anwendung wird selbstverständlich in JavaScript implementiert, erzeugt ihr HTML clientseitig im Browser selbst und kommuniziert mit dem Server nur, um über ein HTTP/REST-API Daten im...

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9 Oct 2019
Der dritte Tag auf den #JSDays geht zu Ende mit einem Get-Together und einer weiteren spannenden Night Session mit @stilkov zu dem Thema "Wider die SPA-Fixierung: JS – gern, aber bitte mit Augenmaß"!
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I believe the SPA dominance is a side-effect of the specialization into front-end and back-end developers. Btw. have you looked into Phoenix Live Views? It is an interesting approach to push web apps without JS to a new level: dockyard.com/blog/2018/12/12…
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I haven’t, looks interesting. Thanks for the pointer.
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You're welcome. There is currently also a competition running on cool demos with Live View and without JS: phoenixphrenzy.com
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Replying to @jehrhardt_ @DerJan @moonbeamlabs
Hm. Reading through the blog post, it seems like a whole lot of awesome engineering went into it, but I’m not sure there are that many cases where the resulting complexity is justified. But it seems to work progressively, which is of course great.

Oct 10, 2019 · 8:37 AM UTC

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Replying to @stilkov @moonbeamlabs
Phoenix is a web framework like Rails and you do it the normal way most of the time. When developers typically introduced the complexity of react.js, Phoenix now provides an easy alternative by calling live_render instead of render from your controller.
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