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you should design your website to still be functional even if Javascript is disabled True, but irrelevant to the issue of "can you do X on the client side with
by Semiapies 10y ago
you should design your website to still be functional even if Javascript is disabled
True, but irrelevant to the issue of "can you do X on the client side without Javascript?". I can imagine a Javascript form validator that somehow makes the form unusable with Javascript turned off, but I've sure never seen one.
And server-side validation is website 101 stuff that you should always be doing regardless of the front-end technology, not a counter to the many good uses of front-end validation.
- kelseydh 10y agoI agree. Though sadly keeping your JS validation messages in sync with the ones your server produces can still be a surprisingly high amount of work and headache. Many people can think of the time it takes to build functionality like this as gold plating.