> Sure there are cases where JS is incredibly useful and beneficial, but your website should be able to display the majority of content with JS disabled. That'

> Sure there are cases where JS is incredibly useful and beneficial, but your website should be able to display the majority of content with JS disabled. That's an entirely different discussion than what the parent was discussing though. This is about those cases where you're not building a static website. "HTML was not enoug for writing applications"