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How about not using js at all? I think that for the majority of pages it doesn’t add any value.
by Ruud-v-A 10y ago
How about not using js at all? I think that for the majority of pages it doesn’t add any value.
- overcast 10y agoWith the instant gratification generation, not having dynamic content is going to be a tough sell. I will however agree, there is a gross overuse of it.
- nickpsecurity 10y agoThe funny part about your reply is JS-heavy websites delay instant gratification on slow connections or machines. They can take 10-30 seconds then objects start jumping around as you try to click them. Whereas a cached static page or templated dynamic loads pretty instantly if it's mostly text content. In a way they understand if it's graphics.