3 ms·

As a front end developer, I think it is easier and more maintainable to use styles for the appearance, and JavaScript for the behavior... That being said, I fi

by snlacks 12y ago

As a front end developer, I think it is easier and more maintainable to use styles for the appearance, and JavaScript for the behavior... That being said, I find the complexity of many designs (CSS or JS driven) more distracting to users. Now, for marketing sites, built by designers, CSS is likely going to be much better for performance. If the JS works as intended. Designers benefit from not having to be focused on programming.

graycat 12y ago
> JavaScript for the behavior.. What "behavior"? Are you implementing an on screen calculator, some word whacking software, the game of Nim, chess, checkers, a drawing program using some HTML5 scalable vector graphics (SVG), all in JS on the client side? Okay.