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It shouldn't be surprising that Tinkercad and Slack require JS.
by toomanybeersies 11y ago
It shouldn't be surprising that Tinkercad and Slack require JS.
- mistercow 11y agoSeriously, did they think Tinkercad was just going to be a pile of CSS transforms?
- artursapek 11y agoHe's probably talking about their home page, which is just text and images selling their product.
- bootload 11y ago"Seriously, did they think Tinkercad was just going to be a pile of CSS transforms?" To read the front page?
- benihana 11y agoIt's less about the JavaScript and more about complaining and asserting uniqueness. Anytime an article mentions page weight, you can count on a swarm of people trying to casually mention that they don't use JavaScript and people are always asking them about it.
- Macha 11y agoSeriously, I remember using a web chat client (might have been an old version of mibbit) which was "minimal" JS. Basically server side rendering of the incoming messages plus periodic page refreshes. It was a very poor user experience.