Two points on client-side JS have been a constant for me for many years: - Noticed excessive JavaScript contributes to poor web performance - Things cause JS t

Two points on client-side JS have been a constant for me for many years: - Noticed excessive JavaScript contributes to poor web performance - Things cause JS to break, which breaks other interactivity, often I end up using incognito During lockdown, I struggled ordering groceries because 20 seconds of JavaScript execution on the main thread made my "delivery slot" expire! Similar to heydonworks.com stating "Please disable JavaScript to view this site", I'm glad Hotwire is encouraging folks to think about things a little differently.