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I don't hate it because it's popular. I hate that it's encouraging sprawling, insecure, fragile design. It slows my computer to a crawl, and all just to make th
by CaptSpify 10y ago
I don't hate it because it's popular. I hate that it's encouraging sprawling, insecure, fragile design. It slows my computer to a crawl, and all just to make the web-page render worse than if it wasn't used.
Sure, there are exceptions where JS is amazing, and absolutely necessary. But that's extremely rare, yet everyone thinks their news-site absolutely must have it.