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>The show/hide design pattern is annoying, IMO. Hmmh, I don't know how to make it better. It's really challenging to do it without JS in the first place. Do yo
by NosyHammock 6y ago
>The show/hide design pattern is annoying, IMO.
Hmmh, I don't know how to make it better. It's really challenging to do it without JS in the first place. Do you have any ideas?
- j-krieger 6y agoSo you're asking how to do it without a tool that was specifically designed for that purpose? I really don't get the hate for JS these days.
- NosyHammock 6y ago>So you're asking how to do it without a tool that was specifically designed for that purpose? Yes, you are correct. This is a hobby project of mine, and one of the goal was to make old.reddit.com like UI without no JS at all. That's what I will do. >I really don't get the hate for JS these days. Unnecessary Javascript bloats websites, hogs system resources, enables surveillance, hinders accessibility that’s native to devices and clients, and introduces vulnerabilities. https://nojs.club/ https://nojs.club/ Of course in this case using JS to hide/show comment tree wouldn't really be that bad, but works fairly well without it. Not many have complained.
- 1vuio0pswjnm7 6y agoThe way I work around this, if I am stuck using a Javscript-enabled browser, is to just view the source of the page. The information (content) is right there, in the page. I would say there is nothing to fix. It is just the Javascript getting in the way.