He has no job
He has no friends
There’s some posts on /b/ he’s gotta cleanse
He can cook hot pockets, when he needs to
At 300 pounds he’s a big guy for you
Uh!
UPDATE: I added a route for the broad/thread. the route works. it took about 2 seconds. next step is create a template for threads.
The process for creating a template is to take the existing hard coded template and replace elements with references to those class fields. Then at render time (When a GET request is made) objects implementing the class are passed to the renderer.
There’s questions around efficiency with unnecessary re-rendering every time a page is requested. Ideally an internal mechanism for caching is considered. Either through header tags to invalidate upstream caches or through our own more complicated dynamic invalidation. It’s not like the application is complicated so performance is unlikely to be an issue. Server side render threads are non-blocking. Anything that gets injected dynamically can be updated asynchronously in a different thread.