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by digitalclubb
4576 days ago
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Angular and Backbone applications aside, doesn’t this just boil down to bad development and lack of understanding? I’m a firm believer that the web should be usable with JavaScript disabled, JavaScript is there to add a layer of interactivity to your web page, not core function. All those people that keep coming up to me quoting ‘but everyone has JavaScript enabled’ miss the point - the web needs to be accessible and JavaScript isn't the answer. |
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Accessible to who? Because most real life screen readers and such perform quite well in actual tests with JS pages.
>JavaScript is there to add a layer of interactivity to your web page, not core function.
Again, says who? Why should I have to write my web code with twice as much effort, once with all the nice things I can do with JS and another for the 1% of users without Javascript?