Hotwire’s Turbo Streams sound similar, but they’re surprisingly different — they’re JS-powered ways to do in-page updates from a subresource. Streamed HTML is a no-JS technique that works for the very first round-trip.
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Hotwire’s Turbo Streams sound similar, but they’re surprisingly different — they’re JS-powered ways to do in-page updates from a subresource. Streamed HTML is a no-JS technique that works for the very first round-trip.
Indeed. They just look similar to that
<await>tags. And the overall "use as much good 'ol HTML as possible" attitude. :)Yeah, the attitude itself I am all in on.