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polymer is done by google? --- aside: I now strongly believe that, by HTML10, no elements will be defined and everything is going to be JS, and then there is

polymer is done by google? --- aside: I now strongly believe that, by HTML10, no elements will be defined and everything is going to be JS, and then there is going to be a massive HTML5/6 movement, "Hey guys, did you know that its possible to get /native forms/ though the web browser? and it doesn't even require javascript, manages to support in-built validation, you can even have 3d animations, all built-in to the html5 framework!"

Bahamut 12y ago
Except that native forms are clunky and the validation is very basic. Javascript can save you some unnecessary requests to the server with quick & easy initial validation checks & allow you more control over the behavior of the page after form data submission (via xhr). Javascript is also currently faster for animating, and can do a wider variety of animation.
- RubyPinch 12y ago
  I do not doubt the usefulness of JS, but... so many blogs I've seen that require JS, when all they serve is text content...