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There are cases where a "full Javascript" page provides clear benefits (eg, GMail).

• papsosouid 14y ago
  Perhaps I should have been more clear. I'm just talking about web pages, basically just information exchange. Twitter being the example here. Browser applications are a different thing, and obviously have to be delivered in javascript. There's nothng wrong with browser applications, but pretending web pages should be built as browser applications is insanity.
  • petsos 14y ago
    GMail is just some text and links too. Why does it get a free pass, but twitter doesn't?
    • FreeFull 14y ago
      GMail does have a no-javascript fallback, that has all of the important functionality.