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Model–view–viewmodel - Wikipedia
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@heyheni VueJS is love ❤️
I think onepage apps are better in terms of user experience but for huge websites you have to mix it so you load pages in the backend when the user needs it but don't reload the whole website. -
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@heyheni I want a personal opinion. In the web that I'm working I can't use libraries (no bootstrap,no jquery, no react, etc.) because the server has only 512kB of memory to store the web (it's a microcontroller). As I'm not a professional web developer I'm looking for opinions about how you would manage the content and why.
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@helloworld and bad for SEO
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@LuxARTS lol 😂
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@helloworld F22 Raptor fighter jet
My friend said an intern designed this UI for an internal site.
No. Just... no
What only relying on JavaScript for HTML form input validation looks like
I want your opinion about designing a web.
What is better for you?
1) A web page with 2 files (e.g. page1.html and page2.html), so the client must send a request for each content.
2) A web page with 1 file (e.g. page.html) with all the content in divs with 'display: none' and switch between them wth javascript.
Thanks!
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