On 12/7/11 3:52 PM, Lukas Kahwe Smith wrote:
Hi,was just talking to people on IRC when I realized we have a great opportunity to reuse the way we make ESI available in twig templates to also support loading via javascript. this is a great way to be enable quick loading of the page and then loading slow and/or personalized content later while the user can already read the main content of the page. this is how we define that a block can be loaded via ESI if a reverse proxy is available: {{ render(..., ['standalone': true]) }} but we could use the same API for javascript: {{ render(..., ['async': true]) }} {{ render(..., ['sync': true]) }}
Can you tell us more on how it would work?
Obviously everybody will have different taste in JS lib, so this would need to be a framework bundle template. Maybe we do not even ship a default one, dunno. Maybe all we should do is to make this extensible, so that one could define a service with a tag to trigger different logic based on the parameter set in the render call. But I think it would be awesome to have this on core. SonataPageBundle is however an example of how it can be implemented in userland: https://github.com/sonata-project/SonataPageBundle/blob/master/Cache/JsCache.php @Fabien: What do you think about this? Worth a PR? regards, Lukas Kahwe Smith m...@pooteeweet.org
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