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Perhaps, but as a web developer html imports let me pull in and use web-components without writing any Javascript. Give an HTML editor to a 15 year old, some li
by elcritch 6y ago
Perhaps, but as a web developer html imports let me pull in and use web-components without writing any Javascript. Give an HTML editor to a 15 year old, some links to a decent web-component library and they're off to the races without mastering JS.
- goatlover 6y agoExactly this. Why should JS be required for something the browser could handle when we're talking about HTML?
- saalweachter 6y agoHell, you'd think it'd be a bigger thing among the noscript/privacy world to be able to do more things without JS.
- elcritch 6y agoUnfortunately, web components always require JS to work. However, they can hide the JS from the user. Though I suspect that it'd be fairly easy to "whitelist" web-component CDN libraries and disable other JS still.