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SPAs and things like React brought on this phenomenon. To their credit, they're doing a great job digging us back out of this hole. I read a lot of web dev sub
by city41 6y ago
SPAs and things like React brought on this phenomenon. To their credit, they're doing a great job digging us back out of this hole.
I read a lot of web dev subreddits where many/most members are newer developers. Virtually all of the sites they post render nothing at all with JS disabled. I point this out and suggest some ways to fix it. A few have appreciated the tips but most just don't care at all. I'm not sure how to effectively reverse this trend.