Currently dealing with a situation where a SPA app doesn't work with FB Sharing, because it exepects a set of META/Open Graph tags. So now we are going back to rendering a portion of the HTML on the server to support this.
In JIRA, if I hit enter in the wrong field, it does a post out to somewhere and returns me a weird xml page and I lose my work.
SPA apps are like building a browser, in a browser, and on the server. You lose some built in functionality and have to ship the framework down to the client.
JIRA is a case study in bad UI/UX and web anti-patterns, IMHO. I think my team at work is finally ready to ditch it in favor of basically anything else.
One of the managers at work swears that JIRA is the next great thing to happen to us. From all the negatives I have heard I get the feeling that the request to adopt it getting stuck somewhere in our parent company is a good thing.
In JIRA, if I hit enter in the wrong field, it does a post out to somewhere and returns me a weird xml page and I lose my work.
SPA apps are like building a browser, in a browser, and on the server. You lose some built in functionality and have to ship the framework down to the client.