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> It can be done but it's brutal and fragile. Actually many who did jQuery were proud of it. Some of us made rock solid sites or improved exiting ones quite a
by eitland 9y ago
> It can be done but it's brutal and fragile.
Actually many who did jQuery were proud of it.
Some of us made rock solid sites or improved exiting ones quite a bit using a technology known as progressive enhancement.
Let me tell you what is fragile: the cool things I make today that won't even try to work if I disable Javascript. :-)
Edit: and given what we have seen over the last few days now would be a good time to reconsider if every website really needs to be able to run Javascript.
- djroomba 9y agoI miss progressive enhancement, when/why did it die.
- bronson 9y agoDid progressive enhancement ever catch on? It made for some great Rails 2 tutorials but I don't remember seeing it much in the wild. It's going away because you basically have to write everything twice and it's hell to keep consistent.
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- Can_Not 9y agoIf you need your website to work without JS, Nuxtjs is an amazing VueJS framework for SSR or static prerendering.