[deadwisdom]

That's not the point of this. This is not about disabling JS as a user of websites.

Heydon is a developer, and an influencer of developers. He's saying: web development is now absolutely obsessed with JavaScript, and it in no way has to be. The basics, HTML, CSS. That's what's important.

[tempestn]

That's a fair take. I was mostly reacting to the other top level comments I saw here.