Graceful incremental load

> Hi guys,
>
> any of you have experimented with loading the application on demand?
>
> I guess the idea would be:
>
>    1. load something really really minimal and render the least you can do
>    2. user clicks on a feature
>    3. your app realizes you don't have that Presenter/Widget loaded and
>    ready for render so
>    4. load the deploy version of that feature and installs it (how? would
>    require.js help here?)
>    5. retry to react to what the user asked for
>    6. this time renders as it always where there
>    7. if the user goes back and forth again it would be instantaneous
>    because code it's already in the dom
>
> I guess this added complexity would pay off for bigger apps but it does
> sound like a reasonable design to me
>
> How does it sounds to you?
>
> You already doing it? Experiences?

> Hi,
>
> I've never done that, but it should be doable with requirejs. Probably
> not very easy though.
>
> Nico
>
> Sebastian Sastre writes:
>
>> Hi guys,
>>
>> any of you have experimented with loading the application on demand?
>>
>> I guess the idea would be:
>>
>>     1. load something really really minimal and render the least you can do
>>     2. user clicks on a feature
>>     3. your app realizes you don't have that Presenter/Widget loaded and
>>     ready for render so
>>     4. load the deploy version of that feature and installs it (how? would
>>     require.js help here?)
>>     5. retry to react to what the user asked for
>>     6. this time renders as it always where there
>>     7. if the user goes back and forth again it would be instantaneous
>>     because code it's already in the dom
>>
>> I guess this added complexity would pay off for bigger apps but it does
>> sound like a reasonable design to me
>>
>> How does it s