Where in that quote does it say that "Javascript should die"? They're just talking about using progressive enhancement, which is a common recommendation for ma

Where in that quote does it say that "Javascript should die"? They're just talking about using progressive enhancement, which is a common recommendation for making web applications faster, more reliable, more accessible and less fragile. If you think not making the entire UI and replicating browser functionality with custom JS code is "holding the web back", sorry to inform you but you might be holding the web back.