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Yes. Right now there's next to zero incentive not to use JavaScript. And only slightly more to engineer a working fallback page. Bifurcating the web would pro
by ethbro 9y ago
Yes.
Right now there's next to zero incentive not to use JavaScript. And only slightly more to engineer a working fallback page.
Bifurcating the web would provide one.
- krapp 9y agoYou're arguing for a technical solution to what is essentially a cultural problem.
- ethbro 9y agoI'd argue that the cultural problem (sites being VM-tech-heavy) is caused by a technology choice (never saying "this much technology is sufficient for a large part of the web"). Or to put it another way, extrapolated down this path README.txt files on the web in the future will only be accessible with a pair of VR goggles.