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If it doesn't work w/o js, it's not actually the web, the de facto truth of your statement notwithstanding. It's an eminently defensible descriptive statement;
by wwweston 8y ago
If it doesn't work w/o js, it's not actually the web, the de facto truth of your statement notwithstanding.
It's an eminently defensible descriptive statement; the trend is certainly away from building the web and towards treating the browser as the VM to rule them all. It is not a particularly well-defensible normative statement.
- jrockway 8y agoI don't know if I agree that. It's pretty standardized. Every user-agent includes it. You can give people documents without scripts, but it's not mandatory for them to work. And it's not like Javascript is some obscure single-vendor extension, it's widely supported.