By jsugrue
via java.dzone.com
Published: Mar 12 2010 / 10:43
I have published The Single Page Interface Manifesto. The objective of this manifesto is to promote the progressive disappearance of the use of pages not only in web applications also in dynamic web sites.
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Comments
MCII replied ago:
"The approach of Single Page Interface (SPI) tries to surpass the page concept as the center element of web programming with the concept of state (fundamental or secondary) and with a programming model event based similar to desktop."
Is this a joke?
htowninsomniac replied ago:
For web pages, yes, definitely. Although then I think I'd like the ability to bookmark or annotate a location on the web page. That's one of the few advantages of pages.
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