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The thing is you don't actually need that much javascript. 5-10 years ago mostly everything was server side, and js was mostly for cosmetic stuff.
by UK-AL 10y ago
The thing is you don't actually need that much javascript.
5-10 years ago mostly everything was server side, and js was mostly for cosmetic stuff.
- paulryanrogers 10y agoThis depends upon the business case. Some just do not permit reloading the whole page for every server interaction. Very interactive multiplayer games come to mind.
- mehh 10y agoSure, but now the use of rich javascript clients enables a bunch of use cases and workflows and interactions that was previously not possible. It has enriched the user experience, some times unnecessarily, but thats down to the implementers not the technology.