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buffalobuffalo
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It's time for modern CSS to kill the SPA
I don't know if a bunch of sloppy jQuery modules were ever really a viable option for an SPA. People tried to do it, sure, but I'd say the SPA era really started with backbone.js
kassner
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ExtJS/Sencha was quite powerful and complete. I’ve built tons of SPAs with it in the late 00s.
gjtorikian
3 months ago
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Wow, I remember Sencha! It’s been a while since I’d heard that name.
dsego
3 months ago
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I mostly remember doing $(document).ready blocks in php templates :)
PaulHoule
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I wrote my first SPA, a knowledge graph editor, using GWT (Google Web Toolkit) which compiled a dialect of Java to JavaScript circa 2006 or so.
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