yes i think, according to what i have read, fresh uses just in time rendering, and also uses partial hydration through islands, and i don't think refreshing on adding a new todo is an expected behavior as i'm not using forms, right?
Mmmh ok. I read the documentation a bit. So it seems JS is sent to the client when islands are used, is that it ? Because without it I cannot see how all of this could work ahah.
But that's cool, Fresh seems really equivalent to Phoenix (an Elixir framework). Those hybrid frameworks are the future IMHO.
yes i think, according to what i have read, fresh uses just in time rendering, and also uses partial hydration through islands, and i don't think refreshing on adding a new todo is an expected behavior as i'm not using forms, right?
Mmmh ok. I read the documentation a bit. So it seems JS is sent to the client when islands are used, is that it ? Because without it I cannot see how all of this could work ahah.
But that's cool, Fresh seems really equivalent to Phoenix (an Elixir framework). Those hybrid frameworks are the future IMHO.
yes js is sent to the client when its needed, and not all components are hydrated, only the islands are hydrated i.e. provide interactivity