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Re: Intercooler.js – Simple AJAX Using HTML Attributes

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It may be worth mentioning that Vue is an entire framework with a crapload of features and caveats and whatnot and thus not exactly an equivalent of an especially flexible PJAX library which is the best definition I can come up with when defining Intercooler

Vue is not a framework, at least not in it's simplest form - drop in UI library. I agree that Vue does much more than Intercooler and in theory, it could be seen as an overkill. But in reality, a developer will probably use it in conjunction with jQuery and then he might be better off replacing these two with Vue.js

The thing is literally called

  The Progressive
  JavaScript Framework
I mean, regardless of anecdotal specific usage, vue is a framework. And a nice one too! Just entirely too much for something that can be fulfilled by a simple pjax tool

Re: Intercooler.js – Simple AJAX Using HTML Attributes

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i work on intercooler, you can AMA as usual, a lot of negative comments from HN on the approach (which is admittedly against the grain) but I've used it for a relatively large and successful web app (rails back end) and it has worked out well compared to the SPA architectures I've had to deal with i think the philosophical roots in REST/HATEOAS are worth considering, if you are open minded: http://intercoolerjs.org/2…

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Re: Intercooler.js – Simple AJAX Using HTML Attributes

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i work on intercooler, you can AMA as usual, a lot of negative comments from HN on the approach (which is admittedly against the grain) but I've used it for a relatively large and successful web app (rails back end) and it has worked out well compared to the SPA architectures I've had to deal with i think the philosophical roots in REST/HATEOAS are worth considering, if you are open minded: http://intercoolerjs.org/2…

The example code snippet on the website has a synthax error. The '!' in the comment embracement is missing.
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