Better known as AHAH or Asynchronous HTML over HTTP with REST and Content Negotiation. "Islands" are called HTML fragments and Partial HTML. Super powerful stuff.
Async HTML and HTTP (AHAH) is more like Turbolinks (aka. HOTwire Turbo). It intercepts clicks on links and injects HTML fragments into the current page.
Islands Architecture is more like JS on-demand: it does not front-load all JS, but downloads it when needed (when the user scrolls to a clickable part of the page, or clicks on an interactive part which needs to execute some JS).
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Better known as AHAH or Asynchronous HTML over HTTP with REST and Content Negotiation. "Islands" are called HTML fragments and Partial HTML. Super powerful stuff.
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Async HTML and HTTP (AHAH) is more like Turbolinks (aka. HOTwire Turbo). It intercepts clicks on links and injects HTML fragments into the current page.
Islands Architecture is more like JS on-demand: it does not front-load all JS, but downloads it when needed (when the user scrolls to a clickable part of the page, or clicks on an interactive part which needs to execute some JS).