When a user logs out from our web site, we are used to clearing the session and that’s it. When you are developing a single page application, you are likely to keep a lot of state on the client side, and that should be cleared too. For Ninja Tools, that meant...
I was not expecting there to be a part 3 to this series and this third part is also going to be quite different to the first two. In parts 1 and 2 I walked you through an exploration of server side pre-rendering with Nashorn. My naive example worked fine with Nashorn...
In part 1 I covered the basic problem that SPA (single page applications) face and how pre-rendering can help. I showed how to integrate Nashorn into a Clojure app. In this second part, we’ll get to actually do the rendering as well as improving performance....
I don’t think I have found the ultimate solution for this problem yet but I have reached a level in which I’m comfortable sharing what I have because I believe it’ll be useful for other people tackling the same problem. The reason why I doubt this is...
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