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I don't mind websites relying on JavaScript if it would not be feasible to develop them without. However, I frequently come across largely static websites with
by ldjb 10y ago
I don't mind websites relying on JavaScript if it would not be feasible to develop them without. However, I frequently come across largely static websites with limited interactivity that require JavaScript, which I tend to consider poor engineering.
I make exceptions for hacks, proof of concepts and the like, but when developing websites professionally, it's a good idea to first build them without JavaScript, then add on whatever JavaScript you feel improves the experience.