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The furthest DHTML got was "here's a cool JavaScript you can add to your page to make it do this". I used to download these from DynamicDrive.com. It took Crock
by TimTheTinker 2y ago
The furthest DHTML got was "here's a cool JavaScript you can add to your page to make it do this". I used to download these from DynamicDrive.com. It took Crockford and Ajax to birth front-end development as we know it today (albeit without modules, CSS 2, or ES5+).
It didn't help that so many JavaScript books of the time treated the language like a toy.