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Call me old fashioned but I prefer my code naked, plain php and postgres, nothing else, not even JS. So for me, echo 'Hello world' is good enough.
by Entangled 10y ago
Call me old fashioned but I prefer my code naked, plain php and postgres, nothing else, not even JS. So for me, echo 'Hello world' is good enough.
- travisjungroth 10y agoUsers overwhelmingly prefer some amount of client-side interaction, so how do you do that without JavaScript?
- paulddraper 10y agoHTML Links, text boxes, selects, radios, checkboxes, buttons, forms, and content.
- rabidrat 10y agocss :hover with hrefs to fast-loading pages can give the illusion of interactivity without any javascript (or even server processing, if the whole site is statically-generated).
- martin_a 10y agoMost people don´t know how to build this because their X MB JS framework just slows everything down.
- robryan 10y agoDepends what you are building. I have certainly had more frustration using single page or collections of single page apps. It is very rare that they get the back/forward button handling and refresh handling exactly right.
- tonyedgecombe 10y agoAre you sure about that, I don't think many of the users I know could tell the difference.
- acomjean 10y agoI'd agree, but I really can't say I enjoy making websites without at least a templating engine. I use Twig (80% with silex micro framework.. ). If I'm creating a static page I would just create a html page (no php required)