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spot on. plus using a lot of js because they don't know html and css (or just very superficially). :-)

• antihipocrat 3y ago
  JS is necessary to maintain state, can this be done with CSS and HTML? Also, I'd say that manipulation of CSS classes and HTML elements with JS gives the developer quite a strong understanding of them.
  • mcosta 3y ago
    Once again the confusion between "HTML document" and "Web App" bites again. A NYT article does not needs client side state.
  • p_l 3y ago
    You can get away with much less state with minimal JS like HTMX