So then you couldn't use a CDN to load your JS files, which might kill your perf...

JDDunn9 on Nov 12, 2013 | parent | context | favorite | on: Isomorphic JavaScript: The Future of Web Apps

So then you couldn't use a CDN to load your JS files, which might kill your performance gains. How does this change loading partials?

I disagree about the complexity. I've build Angular apps with a RESTful backend that couldn't be simpler. I also haven't noticed any performance issues. It's faster than traditional sites for me. SEO is a problem though.

frontendbeauty on Nov 12, 2013 [–]

Why couldn't you use a CDN for the JS files? We most certainly do.