The more things change, the more they stay the same

[Johan Vosloo]

I don't know who said it first... but it sure rings true regarding software development patterns :)

Consider this gem I just came across on the interwebs:

Server-side rendering (SSR)
Modern client-side JavaScript apps typically suffer from a delay while the JavaScript app is sent over the network, then parsed and executed by the browser, and eventually rendered into something useful. When you can run the client application on the server too, you can provide a better user experience (and better SEO) by rendering the initial state of the page on the server and sending the full HTML over the network.

It sure made me think of this 😁:

[Carson Gross]

The situation is hopeless, but not serious.

But we are having some fun.  ;)

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[matt....@gmail.com]

"Intercooler, we're having some fun" :)

Also applicable:

"Just because we can, doesn't mean we should."

[Carson Gross]

You might be writing more code than us, but you aren't having more fun than us.

Cheers,

Carson

[Matt Burton]

Even better! :)

[thinkwel...@gmail.com]

Hilarious!!