> additional validation barriers on conversion experiences cause users to drop off It's not a validation, it's simply a mask - it does not block the user, only

> additional validation barriers on conversion experiences cause users to drop off It's not a validation, it's simply a mask - it does not block the user, only formats what they enter into the text field. > I do love how we like to rip on the JS community when it's convenient for us (npm, every new framework ever, etc) but when I say a front-end lib is "hot-garbage trash" because it breaks something as simple as backspace it's over the line... Personally, I think "ripping on the JS community" is always a waste of time; jQuery still works in 2019, if you think that's the best way to go, have at it, but even in those threads I think it's pretty rare to see someone openly regard others work with such disdain as "hot garbage".