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This should happen for anything that isn’t explicitly an application. Documents don’t need crazy amounts of JavaScript, most of it is just glue.
by swiley 8y ago
This should happen for anything that isn’t explicitly an application. Documents don’t need crazy amounts of JavaScript, most of it is just glue.
- tomjen3 8y agoIsn't most things an application these days? Reddit, twitter, facebook, etc all have some form of formatting for comments, which in and of itself has to use javascript.
- swiley 8y agoThose really aren’t what I would call applications. They’re more like documents that groups of people can append to. And none of them need JavaScript for anything more than glue either. (Facebook actually has a no js version)
- finnthehuman 8y agoWebapps shouldn't get a pass for being poorly written messes. Only a handful of applications have a good reason to be CPU-intensive.