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it’s actually easy to do no-js websites when all you’ve got are forms, text and some images. but there are a lot of use cases where js is essential. it all co
by kmlx 8y ago
it’s actually easy to do no-js websites when all you’ve got are forms, text and some images.
but there are a lot of use cases where js is essential.
it all comes down to what you’re building.
- snaky 8y agoYou can even add huge "sign up for our newsletter!" text and button after every paragraph.
- winduptoy 8y agoAuthor here. Absolutely, and a ton of commenters (mostly on Reddit) seem to be missing that point. Use the right tool for the job. In the article I explicitly state that I couldn't have built the drag-and-drop invoice editor without JavaScript (although I wish that I could!).