问题
We're doing a Codeigniter/jQM web application and have been debating the multipage template vs. single-page/file.
Most of the cons of the multi-page template (meaning multiple data-role=page divs in a single file) cited relate to the single file getting unwieldy from a maintenance (and possible load time) perspective. The cons of the single-page approach seem to mostly focus on potential latency between pages. Given the vagaries of the internet, the latter approach seems more risky. It is my opinion that a user will tolerate a long load time if the app runs smoothly once loaded much more than an app that is inconsistent between touches/swipes.
That being said, we have a growing team of folks who are working on various parts of the app and having one, huge file presents a challenge -- even for Git.
So, my question is this:
Is there a reason we can't we break up the multi-page template into separate files, each containing the <div data-role=page> and all its contents, and just -include- each one in the main file? That would seem to solve the maintenance issue and alleviate the potential delay between page transitions.
What am I missing, here?
回答1:
And the answer is no. It works fine.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/31353325/jquery-mobile-including-fragments-for-a-multipage-template