This is a really long blog post that takes until the very, very end to make its point: that Javascript support must be assumed on the client for the web to move

This is a really long blog post that takes until the very, very end to make its point: that Javascript support must be assumed on the client for the web to move forward (ie. progressive enhancement is dead). It doesn't even clearly state this point, so I'm paraphrasing. There's some other tangential points here and there, like suggesting to not "to blindly use" it, and how new form factors require new thinking, or whatnot, but these are pretty generic claims that are fairly noncontroversial and usually a given.