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It's ~2019 which means JS has been around for 23 years, so turn JS on or stop complaining -- and it's pretty absurd to comment on the laziness of a person based
by lwansbrough 8y ago
It's ~2019 which means JS has been around for 23 years, so turn JS on or stop complaining -- and it's pretty absurd to comment on the laziness of a person based on their decision to use a defacto-available technology that you chose to disable. Actually, I'd like to hear how you'd build this application without Javascript and have it meet users' expectations of modern web apps.
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- akdor1154 8y agoShould have been more clear - The app? No issues if this is a js web app, makes perfect sense. But the frontpage, a basically static description of what your product is and why I should use it? That's more of an ask.