I'm starting to get into building .onion sites and my general experience is people on Tor all have js disabled. So I'm looking for a js-free framework that works with node.js (ironically)
> Unlike the original Wordle, Sverdle runs on the server instead of in the browser, making it impossible to cheat. It uses <form> and cookies to submit data, meaning you can even play with JavaScript disabled!
> So I'm looking for a js-free framework that works with node.js (ironically)
I know you already called it out but there really is something funny about this. The primary reason I recall for node's popularity is that it means you only have to know one language. I guess that's still true...
Try playing Sverdle with JS disabled! https://sveltekit-template.vercel.app/sverdle
> Unlike the original Wordle, Sverdle runs on the server instead of in the browser, making it impossible to cheat. It uses <form> and cookies to submit data, meaning you can even play with JavaScript disabled!