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Exactly this. Ten years ago, sites would fail gracefully if the client didn't have JS enabled. But today, all the cool web kids want to do "100% client-side ren
by dreamcompiler 8y ago
Exactly this. Ten years ago, sites would fail gracefully if the client didn't have JS enabled. But today, all the cool web kids want to do "100% client-side rendering" which means the page is completely blank if you disable JS. For a very few web sites, this makes sense. For the vast majority, it does not.