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I was converted once I discovered that amazon.com still works with javascript disabled. You just do things the old fashioned way, form submissions that change t
by jazzyjackson 4y ago
I was converted once I discovered that amazon.com still works with javascript disabled. You just do things the old fashioned way, form submissions that change the session state on the server and generate the html for the next page. I use "redmine" for project development / issue tracking and that works without javascript too.
The different form input elements do a lot of work for you, and are very platform-agnostic, unlike javascript, which will fail silently as soon as someone is on an out-of-date android/ios version.