I think you're assuming that HTML (and maybe CSS) is the foundation layer of the web. I would argue that JS is part of that foundation. Sure, historically, JS c

I think you're assuming that HTML (and maybe CSS) is the foundation layer of the web. I would argue that JS is part of that foundation. Sure, historically, JS came (much) later, but things change over time. E.g. Java was originally designed for television, but, love it or hate it, JEE is a completely different animal. All that is to say that I think it's a bit unfair to say that a non-fake brutalist implementation must not use JS.