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by hiram112
3524 days ago
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Hi I'm not much of a frontend guy as I concentrate on the backend, but my team is working on a new React UI and I'm thinking of something similar, possibly. Hopefully you can detail your plan a little more. The reason our old Angular front-end was complex was because it was firing off dozens of small rest calls to grab every bit of state - drop downs, business logic, props, etc. - every time the route changed. It was a large SPA. I'm proposing to do something different - break up the SPA into 6 or 7 MVC pages and push as much of the state into the html / JS that is returned, then use React only to update dynamic pieces of the front-end without having to regenerate the whole page. Is this what you're describing or am I mistaken? |
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