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Has anyone seen an example or done the following in Java: http://duganchen.ca/single-page-web-app-architecture-done-right/ That is a design a single page web app that will work with Google SEO with out massive violation of DRY using Java technologies? It doesn't seem terrible hard to do this on my own but I was curious (and lazy) to see if someone had already done it with either Spring or JAX-RS. I have built quite a large "single-page" javascript website , that generats all HTML on the client. Server provides JSON only responses. I used Google Closure tools for the following reasons: Google

On my website, which is a one-page JS site using Sammy.js and jQuery, when I middle-click a link with a mouse, the link opens in a new tab. But when I command-click on a Mac, it doesn't. This happens in both Firefox and Chrome, so I assume it must be according to spec in some way. This happens on a Macbook Air (so trackpad + command button). Most sites work just fine though, with command-click being identical to normal middle-click. Try it out yourself: https://circleci.com . Command-click between "about", "home" and "contact" and you should experience the problem - they don't open in new tabs

This article makes a pretty convincing argument that because URLs are long-lived (they get bookmarked and passed around), they should be meaningful, and that using the hash for real routing (determining what data is shown on the page and/or the state of the application) is thus improper. When I try to actually do that in my single-page application, though, I run up against a problem: how do I render my links so that all browsers can use the application? As I see it, there are three options: all href s have a #/ prefix. This works great in HTML4 browsers. In HTML5 browsers, I can add a Sammy

I'm building a SPA (Single Page Application) using KO. the application looks like a book and the user can flip pages. The problem is that every time a page loads, there is a short moment where the page 'flickers' and the user sees the unstyled version of the page. I guess this is caused due to the fact that a lot of the styling is dependant on ko bindings so until ko finishes it 'magic' the user gets a glimpse of the unstyled code. Is it possible to tell when KO finished all its bindings and only then show the page? I've managed to partially solve it by setting a timeout before loading the

We are using Webpack, React, Node.JS but I think this question is more generic that the specific technologies. I can use Webpack to configure the SPA when building for development mode or production mode (e.g. using the DefinePlugin). How can I configure a SPA in production mode (configured at build) for different deployment environments (e.g. staging vs production)? For example, these different deployments would talk to different backend server APIs. Somehow the SPA has to pickup some local context from the server as it is being GET'ed by the browser. Or perhaps we have to have a custom