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Title: Suggestion: Improve User Experience with Single Page Application (SPA) #9

Open SAHILGAWLI opened 2 weeks ago

SAHILGAWLI commented 2 weeks ago

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Hey @Wofyy,

I’ve been using Frame2File and really like what it offers. However, I noticed that when uploading a file, the app redirects to two different pages. To make the user experience smoother, I suggest moving to a Single Page Application (SPA) approach.

SPAs generally offer faster and more seamless navigation, which many users expect from modern apps. This change could make Frame2File feel more up-to-date and user-friendly.

Wofyy commented 2 weeks ago

Thank you @SAHILGAWLI for the suggestion! I see the potential benefits of an SPA but would like to see if there's more traction from other contributors before making any decisions. Let’s keep the discussion open for now.

Rohan185 commented 2 weeks ago

I agree with @SAHILGAWLI, Moving to an SPA could greatly improve the navigation and performance of Frame2File. For implementation, we might consider using frameworks like React or Next.js, which are popular choices for building SPAs.

React provides a flexible approach for building user interfaces, while Next.js offers built-in features like server-side rendering and routing. Both could significantly enhance our app.

Looking forward to more feedback!

ninadch06 commented 2 weeks ago

I’m on board with the SPA transition and the suggestion to use React or Next.js. I think React could be a great choice due to its simplicity and ease of integration, especially if we want to avoid the complexity that Next.js introduces with its server-side rendering features.

React’s component-based architecture would allow us to develop a highly interactive and responsive SPA without the overhead of server-side rendering, which might be unnecessary for our use case.

Wofyy commented 2 weeks ago

Thank you for the additional feedback. I appreciate the support for the SPA transition and the input on using React or Next.js. It seems there's growing consensus on this idea. Let’s see if we can get more input from the rest of the contributors to finalize this decision.

Regina-Walker commented 1 week ago

Hey @Wofyy,

I just wanted to add my support for moving to an SPA. It would definitely streamline the user experience and could also lead to better performance. I think this change could make Frame2File much more competitive.

Happy to assist with the implementation!

finley953 commented 1 week ago

Hello @Wofyy,

I agree with the previous contributors. An SPA would reduce page load times and provide a smoother experience for users. I think it’s a worthwhile enhancement for Frame2File and would support this change.

Thanks!