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Your site loads nothing with JavaScript disabled.

• hsikka 9y ago
  Yeah, good point. I should circle back and fix that
  • brudgers 9y ago
    Probably better to ignore people with javascript disabled. They just make work that doesn't improve the project for most people. Not catering to everyone is a good rule of thumb...the technical name is 'market segmentation.' Or to put it another way, a person who really wants the site to work without javascript will send a patch. A drive by comment is not a patch. Good luck.
  • codegeek 9y ago
    You are asking the secrets to growing your side project while answering to a post about "make it work without javascript". Priorities. There will be this "small" population that browse the web with js disabled (I don't necessarily blame them) but don't focus your time on them for now at least. Grow this project with everyone else and if someday you get big enough to care, then care about this elite group. I say this as someone who hates too much js bloat on sites but hey, it is about market and growth. So don't get your priorities mixed up in the beginning.
• asdfasdfasd333 9y ago
  Enable JavaScript then.
  • deleted 9y ago
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