Sorry, no you didn't. I misread their website and thought they had some novel way of getting around javascript. Like those games that use checkboxes for state i

Sorry, no you didn't. I misread their website and thought they had some novel way of getting around javascript. Like those games that use checkboxes for state instead of js. > Even with JavaScript disabled, end-users and crawlers alike will receive HTML as expected. After the HTTP request, the live view connects to the server and is upgraded to a stateful process.