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I can see the web being driven into the ground in the next few decades, ever increasing complexity, more extreme hardware requirements for a bit of text on a pa
by amiga-workbench 7y ago
I can see the web being driven into the ground in the next few decades, ever increasing complexity, more extreme hardware requirements for a bit of text on a page, it's already in a silly state, after another decade of this something needs to snap.
- grey-area 7y agoIt doesn't have to be that way. HN for example gets by just fine with minimal JS. JS is not even required for functional websites.
- whatsmyusername 7y agoDo you know what site works extremely well without js? Amazon, unironically. I did an entire transaction the other day with noscript on before I realized it. I'd never want to work for them but their tech is impressive. Only thing that didn't work was the logout button.