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by wruza
1610 days ago
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That’s what sites do today: they load everything via small bootstrap code, in prioritized chunks, and render them when it’s done. It’s not a developer’s fault that there is no browser-way to load apps with particular requirements. Browser is not a development/deployment platform, it’s just a target like ELF or PE. An average company or a person is unable to ship and maintain carefully crafted EXEs and stay in business, neither in web, nor in desktop. You’re talking about scene, not software development. Scene is cool. Scene is no business. |
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That's what sites did do until the last two or three years. Now things are moving back to server side rendering because it's a tiny bit faster for some use cases.
It’s not a developer’s fault that there is no browser-way to load apps with particular requirements.
Browsers have exactly that functionality for a small set of requirements. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Client_hin...