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Is there any significant difference between that and element.innerHTML=` Today is ${new Date().toDateString()} Random number: ${Math.

by Lerc 1y ago

Is there any significant difference between that and element.innerHTML=` Today is ${new Date().toDateString()} Random number: ${Math.floor(Math.random() * 100)} ` (ideally .setHTML() when it's available) At that point I think I'd have a skeleton html file that fetches a JS that does it all. I'd take JS with embedded HTML over HTML with embedded JS.

fooqux 1y ago
Isn't it wonderful that we live in a world where both ways can exist together, along with a myriad of other ideas for how to do the exact same thing?
- Kiro 1y ago
  The point is that both ways contain the same "spaghetti" that the OP is complaining about and that it's unclear what alternative they actually prefer.
worik 1y ago
No. But you can write dreadful code in any language

Is there any significant difference between that and element.innerHTML=` <p>Today is ${new Date().toDateString()}</p> <p>Random number: ${Math.

Is there any significant difference between that and element.innerHTML=` <p>Today is ${new Date().toDateString()}</p> <p>Random number: ${Math.