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Same thing. Saw "No Javascript" and then went to the example app....nothing but Javascript?
by mattw2121 3y ago
Same thing. Saw "No Javascript" and then went to the example app....nothing but Javascript?
- nonethewiser 3y agoit says "No Javascript required unless you want it", not just "No Javascript."
- mark38848 3y agoOne would expect better reading comprehension from people who want websites to look like it's 1993.
- Takennickname 3y agoAs opposed to this cute website that's built for toddlers.
- mattw2121 3y agoThe very first mention of Javascript on the site is a huge graphic (full width) that says "NO JAVASCRIPT REQUIRED".
- tsuujin 3y agoThe very next item on the page is another huge graphic which says “unless you want it”.
- mattw2121 3y agoAgreed...and honestly I didn't scroll any further. I saw, "No Javascript Required" and scrolled back to the top, went to the docs and looked at the example so I could see what this was like. Then I saw Javascript. I just think that if you are saying so boldly that you don't need to use Javascript, then maybe your first example should be without Javascript?
- tsuujin 3y agoYeah, that seems like a reasonable take. FWIW I kind of feel like “no js” may be a pipe dream today. I see a lot of talk about it but very few sites actually do it; there just seems to be a lot of pressure to use the next big JS framework in the community. Also analytics and so forth.
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- jklinger410 3y agoTheir website would probably be better if they actually drank their own kool-aid.