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> As Javascript was maturing, a conventional wisdom has developed among most Web developers, that you should render the HTML on the client side, and then progre
by aosaigh 6y ago
> As Javascript was maturing, a conventional wisdom has developed among most Web developers, that you should render the HTML on the client side, and then progressively enhance it with Javascript. This was considered best practice and recommended by pretty much every authority from 2009 to 2018.
This isn’t true. Not only that, the link used to try make the above incorrect point actually says the opposite:
> So when you build your next website with next-generation JavaScript / CSS frameworks which work only in the most favorable environment for your code and it breaks when it does not get it…. this is not a Progressive Enhancement strategy.