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JS is fine, as long as it has purpose. I think the original idea of progressive enhancement needs a renaissance: use little bits of JS to improve the lives of p
by fredley 8y ago
JS is fine, as long as it has purpose. I think the original idea of progressive enhancement needs a renaissance: use little bits of JS to improve the lives of people who have it enabled (e.g., by autocompleting an input, filtering a large form), but add it after you've made it work without JS.
- fastball 8y agoOnly for sites whose primary purpose is text content delivery. Which isn't really the majority of useful sites these days.