Closed hallgren closed 9 years ago
This is an interesting idea and reminds me of jquery-pjax. I'd like to keep Turbolinks in turbo-react because my intention was for this library to enable DOM mutations without any changes on the server. If you'd like to go down the partial update route, I think the PJAX approach, which uses a custom X-PJAX
HTTP header on the request for the partial, leads to a simpler API than requiring a second URL.
Try an API similar to PJAX because PJAX is an opt-in feature that won't break the otherwise Turbolinks style "set it and forget it" API of Reactize.
hm I think I´ve done something stupid then I created the PR. My intention was to only modify the api of reactize.js and a small change in turbolinks. Not remove the turbolink... =(
I like your turbo-react as is and just wanted to change the api for reactize.js to make it work with the stuff I´m fiddling around with.
I close this and try again, sorry.
No worries, and thanks for the changes.
The propose is to be able to split a page in sections and apply the Reactize pattern on them.