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Unfortunately we need the JS still because the standards are so lacking, and when they’re not it takes a while to get everybody on it. As a general example, de
by bobthepanda 3y ago
Unfortunately we need the JS still because the standards are so lacking, and when they’re not it takes a while to get everybody on it.
As a general example, despite three decades of the web existing across the world in many jurisdictions with more than one language, the solution to translation for a site is just some translation framework or tediously maintaining a whole copy of your site per language.
- austin-cheney 3y agoThe standards are fine. The problem is that the front end web is the DOM. I love the DOM, but it scares the shit out of people. Most people would rather cut their hand off or sell their children into child slavery than walk the DOM with 3 instructions. Its super weird and gets more weird when those people are actually confronted with this irrational behavior.