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by vundercind 728 days ago
I remember when AJAX made things faster.

Then we stopped sending html to insert into the DOM, and started sending JSON with a bunch of extra steps in between.

The fastest sites I see these days usually just reload the whole page pretty often.

2 comments

HTMX for the win!
htmx is an answer to a question no one asked
exactly, they should have!
I asked!
The IPv6 of markup?
i do like not having NAT :)
Nor do I like IP space being an overallocated and hoarded asset.
I feel like grandparent poster probably doesn't know the upsides of IPv6.
Reloading the entire page is very fast nowadays. Most of the need AJAX was created to solve disappeared.