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Oh, as someone who's fluent in this stuff I can see the benefits. My issue is with people who complain that a site doesn't work without javascript. All I can t
by bnchrch 6y ago
Oh, as someone who's fluent in this stuff I can see the benefits.
My issue is with people who complain that a site doesn't work without javascript. All I can think to say is "ya so?".
I don't mean to sound petulant, I really don't.
But it's one of these things that the general market has decided is optimal. Not for build sizes but for building in general.
- deergomoo 6y agoI’m with you. I’m all for progressive enhancement, but beyond simplistic examples (like HN voting or fancy inputs that can fall back to HTML builtins), it’s very hard—and sometimes impossible, depending on what you need to do. I think really it comes down to where you draw the line between “document” and “application”. A document should probably work fine without needing to run any additional code. For an application, I don’t think that’s a reasonable request.