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> IMO we should be breaking JavaScript more often, especially in the name of performance, to make people use less JS and simpler JS on their websites. Though n
by boramalper 9y ago
> IMO we should be breaking JavaScript more often, especially in the name of performance, to make people use less JS and simpler JS on their websites.
Though not by pushing it down people's throats in a backwards-incompatible way.
- acobster 9y agoI don't understand your argument? You seem to agree "we should be breaking JavaScript" but you're against backwards-incompatibility...which is just a way of saying "breaking JavaScript."
- boramalper 9y agoI agreed on this part: > to make people use less JS and simpler JS on their websites