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by zenosmosis 1233 days ago
Cool project.

One thing I noticed about the website, however, is it is written using Next and doesn't work w/ JavaScript turned off in the browser. I thought that Next was geared for server-side rendered React where you could turn off JS in the browser.

Seems like this would improve the SEO factor, and in doing so, might help spread the word more.

https://github.com/LAION-AI/laion.ai
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MarvinYork 1233 days ago
2023 — turns off JS…
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zenosmosis 1233 days ago
Yes, I have a browser extension to turn off JS to see how a site will render with it turned off.

And I do most of my coding w/ React / JS, so I fail to see your point.

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