"Can you open that button/link in a new tab?" can send (ultimately good) shockwaves through your app state:
- How easy is it for you to put that state in the URL?
- Is it complex/nested?
- Is it type safe?
- Can you update some/all of it?
- While also changing the path/hash?
- How easy is it for you to put that state in the URL?
- Is it complex/nested?
- Is it type safe?
- Can you update some/all of it?
- While also changing the path/hash?
- Is that state stable between renders?
- Do all routes/paths now need to be aware of that state?
- When do you persist that state automatically? Can you?
- If you update only part of that state, are the parts that remained the same structurally equal?
- Do all routes/paths now need to be aware of that state?
- When do you persist that state automatically? Can you?
- If you update only part of that state, are the parts that remained the same structurally equal?
- How much global/route-level/usage-level control do you have over the links that you are generating?
- Can you apply defaults to said URL state? On specific pages?
- Can you validate the end-resulting URL for correctness?
- Can you fix it if it's not?
- Can you apply defaults to said URL state? On specific pages?
- Can you validate the end-resulting URL for correctness?
- Can you fix it if it's not?
These questions are running through my head *all day* and have become indispensable, especially with the work I do on @nozzleio.
@tan_stack's #ReactLocation isn't perfect, but I feel like it has pretty good answers and solutions to all of these questions.
@tan_stack's #ReactLocation isn't perfect, but I feel like it has pretty good answers and solutions to all of these questions.
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