| Pablo-WMDE added a comment. |
Doesn't a "single page application" mean that when the user clicks a link within the "page" it hits an API and updates the content without reloading a page?
We are building an application that focuses on displaying and editing (in the next milestone) individual entity's information. Navigation from entity to entity will happen through traditional hyperlinks resulting in full page reload. The SPA idea consequently results more from different incarnations of the same "page", e.g. actions (view, edit) and status (e.g. editable, protected), implemented inside of it as opposed to different "pages".
What happens when the Wikibase SPA is embedded in a larger page, which presumably wouldn't be updated when the SPA navigates?
The SPA (if we want to keep focusing on this name) we are building is responsible for diplaying (and soon editing) of a specific part of wikidata entities' information. As no other part of the page it is embedded in shows this information no updates to it are needed because of the user journeys possible inside the SPA. This may or may not change in the future.
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