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AleCx04
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At work:

Why is there no refresh when we submit data into the tables?

Me: there is, but there is no page refresh, as it should be.

Them: but how do we know if the data is being added?

Me: well you can see it in the table right? Look there is even a small message over here **points at message** that indicates the entry code and position.

Them: yeah but how can we tell? Can you make it to where there is a page refresh?

Me:

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  • 11
    Ajax is beautiful, ajax is life, ajax is stfu and don't question me.
  • 24
    I remember a client once asked us if we could make the web pages load slower as users didn't realise the page had changed as it was faster than most other sites at the time...
  • 7
    @Jonnyforgotten i...am...speechless
  • 4
    @Jonnyforgotten “can you disable it? its boring to have 99.9999...(9)% SLA”...
  • 7
    @Jonnyforgotten
    I’ve had that issue before. I tend to add a small css overlay so users “think” it’s doing something rather then taking a blink of an eye to change over.
  • 3
    @Jonnyforgotten been there!

    https://qz.com/677122/...

    Reminds me of this ^. Check out comcastifyJS lol
  • 2
    @Jonnyforgotten Remind me of a client who wanted a splash + fake loading messages when his app was starting because "it's more professional"
  • 3
    @Jonnyforgotten
    *spends days on page speed optimization*
    "could you make it load slower?"
    *hdufuehddhfhhd MOTHERFUCKERS 😲😭😡😬😠*
  • 1
    I cant remember what we did now, it was in the good old days of the internet before javascript spinning wheels and css progress bars were a thing.
  • 1
    @Jonnyforgotten we were using small blinking gif's, stretched and reused multiple times for faster loading times. a 1.2MB image took 5 minutes to load. Then I remember that porn site which splitted up big images in small parts, so that the page was faster loading as well (not really, but the browser had at least something to display).
  • 0
    @2erXre5 where would we be without porn sites? ;)
  • 1
    That, @Jonnyforgotten, is a really good question! I really think that they drive technology always more on the edge than anybody else. So we can learn from from them a lot..
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