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"Return to vanilla HTML/CSS" This is by and large, impossible. The hoops you have to jump through and downsides you have to endure are just a death by 10,000 c
by waiseristy 7y ago
"Return to vanilla HTML/CSS"
This is by and large, impossible. The hoops you have to jump through and downsides you have to endure are just a death by 10,000 cuts. Try writing a tabulated container in raw HTML and CSS that flex sizes and behaves nicely with the browser back button. Partial page reloads, containers with native (no reload!) sorting, there's so many features in modern web design that are just downright impossible without JS.
- JohnFen 7y agoI am hesitant to put words in the author's mouth, but I suspect he would agree with my stance here... The solution is to not require things like partial page reloads, etc. This shouldn't be a huge hardship -- a properly designed modern site can degrade gracefully anyway, so users that don't have or allow things like JS can still use it, even if in a "degraded" form.
- saagarjha 7y agoYou probably don't need those features for content you put on your personal website.