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No it isn’t. It fucking sucks. Most everyone who learns HTML comes across the validation attributes, the god awful built in date pickers and other shit, and the
by stonethrowaway 2y ago
No it isn’t. It fucking sucks. Most everyone who learns HTML comes across the validation attributes, the god awful built in date pickers and other shit, and they throw it out in favour of custom built better UX implementations. Maybe in the past we would have been clueless because, well, they didn’t exist, but today they do. And they’re junk.
Call spade a spade. Don’t call it heavily underused.
- nfw2 2y agoIt's extremely frustrating to me how reliably the anti-JS crowd on HN promotes this sort of "just use HTML / CSS" content. Having a general purpose programming is obviously beneficial for application development. There is no arguments to not use Javascript besides "some users (ie the people here on HN and virtually no one else) don't like to enable Javascript"