So, if I want pages to work with AND without JS, then I basically have to implement all views for both server-side and client-side rendering. Right? I wish that were not the case.
Which also probably means that I have to have endpoints for both the webpage and the data populating the page.
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@philipwhite
Eh, no.
Github actually does a good job in a a lot of their functionality (despite much not working without js).
Every action is a post request, so they just send forms over. JS just autosubmits the forms in the background and maybe reloads part of the page (in jquery, that's like `$('#element').load('url/of/page #element');`)
(Where they go wrong is by hiding the submit buttons with CSS rather than with noscript tags)
