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> For 99.999% of web browsing use-cases, HTML/CSS is all that's needed. Many people use the web to buy things. Button presses, logins, pizza tracking monitors,

> For 99.999% of web browsing use-cases, HTML/CSS is all that's needed. Many people use the web to buy things. Button presses, logins, pizza tracking monitors, they all use JS.

witheld 5y ago
None of those require JS at all, except the pizza monitor.
- onychomys 5y ago
  How can you send information to your backend server without JS?
  - jansommer 5y ago
    Back in the days (I'm 33 and thus quite old in web years) we would use forms
  - jzebedee 5y ago
    This is like a technical invocation of Poe's law.
  - stevage 5y ago
    Submit buttons or links. Then the whole page reloads. There might be tricks using CSS and images too.