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However, its also important to mention, that with react and careful planing, a no-js version is basically included for free. One might debate if a page really
by Grumbledour 8y ago
However, its also important to mention, that with react and careful planing, a no-js version is basically included for free.
One might debate if a page really needs hundreds of kb of js to function, but then again, this is not much different than the classical progressive enhancement site with jquery etc. layered on and reacts server rendering can make to page easily available and working when js is disabled.
- cptskippy 8y ago> However, its also important to mention, that with react and careful planing, a no-js version is basically included for free. Careful planning is required of all frameworks to make a JS free version. I wouldn't say it's a feature of React or that it's free. > One might debate if a page really needs hundreds of kb of js to function, but then again, this is not much different than the classical progressive enhancement site with jquery JQuery was a crutch that wasn't strictly necessary and with modern browsers you can largely do without it and write pure JavaScript. Assuming you know how, which I would wager most developers don't.