No more CSS and HTML, just JS
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No more CSS and HTML, just JS
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Re: No more CSS and HTML, just JS
#2Seeing CSS before HTML freaks me out more than it should.
*HTML & CSS
Re: No more CSS and HTML, just JS
#3Seems similar to Reactive Coffee: http://yang.github.io/reactive-coffee/
Having proper components is a big win. However, it seems it requires a command line dependency to the build app, which would be nice not to: http://ojjs.org/docs.html#file-types
Re: No more CSS and HTML, just JS
#4Seeing CSS before HTML freaks me out more than it should. *HTML & CSS
I suppose this post may benefit from the misspelled advert effect =)
Re: No more CSS and HTML, just JS
#5Love this, but I'll only adopt this way once it seriously becomes mainstream.
Re: No more CSS and HTML, just JS
#6Well, it's only 11 000 lines of js... Plus Backbone, plus jQuery, plus underscore, plus ace. Loading the source page takes about 15s on my computer... I'm not sure I would like my index.html to like this https://github.com/ojjs/ojjs.github.com/blob/master/index.ht...
Re: No more CSS and HTML, just JS
#7Seems similar to Reactive Coffee: http://yang.github.io/reactive-coffee/ Having proper components is a big win. However, it seems it requires a command line dependency to the build app, which would be nice not to: http://ojjs.org/docs.html#file-types
Author here -- Just to clarify OJ is a javascript library (oj.js) with only one dependency jQuery. It doesn't need specific file types to work and the files types in the docs are just talking about the (optional) command-line tool -- basically a static site generator to make simple sites (github pages) easier to make.
Check out this JSFiddle to see how the dependences work: http://jsfiddle.net/evanmoran/c3Reb/
(Notice that OJ doesn't need HTML or CSS!)
Re: No more CSS and HTML, just JS
#8This would be terrible from a performance perspective on mobile. Not because the phone executes JS slowly (it might, but that's not issue). The problem is the network latency around downloading the initial html (whatever little html you need) and then sending a further request to download the JS.
Pagespeed goes into this a bit here: https://developers.google.com/speed/docs/insights/Prioritize...
Re: No more CSS and HTML, just JS
#9Love the concept, but the site itself (which I assume was built using the framework) is visibly laggy (in Chrome, on a MacBook Pro) - I'd be worried about using this for anything where performance was important, and for mobile (esp Android), it would probably be too slow to use. :-(
Re: No more CSS and HTML, just JS
#10Uhhh...shouldn't the site itself be built using the framework it advertises? Because the page structure and styling is all there even with JS turned off.