It's kind of an crypto-javascript front end framework in that it makes AJAX a declarative, HTML-based tool, so the isomorphism is with respect to HTML and more traditional web development, rather than with respect to server side logic. There are events and a JS API to hook into to, though.
http://intercoolerjs.org/
It's kind of an crypto-javascript front end framework in that it makes AJAX a declarative, HTML-based tool, so the isomorphism is with respect to HTML and more traditional web development, rather than with respect to server side logic. There are events and a JS API to hook into to, though.
The docs lay out the isomorphism:
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This tells a browser:"When a user clicks on this link, issue an HTTP GET request to 'http://intercoolerjs.org/' and load the response content into this browser window".
Intercooler builds on this simple concept:
This tells a browser:"When a user clicks on this link, issue an HTTP POST request to '/button_click' and load the response content into this element".