Ask HN: Best JavaScript Single Page Apps
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Facebook, Twitter, Asana. Interestingly, each developed their own JavaScript libraries/frameworks - React, Flight, and Luna (Luna is not open-source).
Others: Google Maps.
I don't find Gmail to be a particularly good example, unfortunately.
Others: Google Maps.
I don't find Gmail to be a particularly good example, unfortunately.
Thanks for the examples with frameworks. Still looking for more good corporate sites with Angular or the likes...
Two salient examples of Angular include: Amazon's AWS dev console (not the best example of Angular, but the only public use by a large corp I know of), and Lift's web app (lift.do).
I also know that Apple uses Angular for a few internal (non-public) developer tools/consoles.
Angular is a framework, heavier than the other frameworks too. Twitter and Facebook are particularly good examples because they use both server and client-side rendering, so they get the best of both worlds (fast initial page render and fast subsequent client renders). I love Angular, but Angular can't do this currently.
I also know that Apple uses Angular for a few internal (non-public) developer tools/consoles.
Angular is a framework, heavier than the other frameworks too. Twitter and Facebook are particularly good examples because they use both server and client-side rendering, so they get the best of both worlds (fast initial page render and fast subsequent client renders). I love Angular, but Angular can't do this currently.
AWS dev console? I can only find the mgmt. console and it looks not like angular - do you have an url?
http://www.nasa.gov/ uses angular as well bit it's a bit media heavy why i consider it only a mediocre example.
With angular you can include server side produced html as well? Or how are React and Flight better regarding that aspect?
http://www.nasa.gov/ uses angular as well bit it's a bit media heavy why i consider it only a mediocre example.
With angular you can include server side produced html as well? Or how are React and Flight better regarding that aspect?
Another self-plug: WebODF and ViewerJS. Editor and viewer of OpenDocument Format files respectively. 100% client side.
http://webodf.org
http://viewerjs.org
http://getflow.com
backbone + rails
backbone + rails
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GMail is a single-page app that popularized rendering on the browser/AJAX in many ways.
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That was deliberate, because you can't see the app unless logged in, but can see the source
I'm looking for good examples to demonstrate business the potentially better experience with an SPA over classic server side produced html pages.
Complex examples would be preferred over simple ones.