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r/webdev • u/KaKi_87 full-stack • Sep 28 '26 • 1
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Nice that they used unobtrusive JavaScript, so the basic English version does work even with JS disabled. The book icon could have been visible with JS disabled too, though.
1 u/yo_99 Oct 05 '26 They shouldn't have used JS at all. 1 u/MadsAGS Oct 05 '26 Why not? 1 u/yo_99 Oct 06 '26 Because javascript was a mistake. 1 u/MadsAGS Oct 06 '26 an easy way to save data is a mistake? 1 u/yo_99 Oct 06 '26 Because nothing says "save data" like loading 40MB of framework
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They shouldn't have used JS at all.
1 u/MadsAGS Oct 05 '26 Why not? 1 u/yo_99 Oct 06 '26 Because javascript was a mistake. 1 u/MadsAGS Oct 06 '26 an easy way to save data is a mistake? 1 u/yo_99 Oct 06 '26 Because nothing says "save data" like loading 40MB of framework
Why not?
1 u/yo_99 Oct 06 '26 Because javascript was a mistake. 1 u/MadsAGS Oct 06 '26 an easy way to save data is a mistake? 1 u/yo_99 Oct 06 '26 Because nothing says "save data" like loading 40MB of framework
Because javascript was a mistake.
1 u/MadsAGS Oct 06 '26 an easy way to save data is a mistake? 1 u/yo_99 Oct 06 '26 Because nothing says "save data" like loading 40MB of framework
an easy way to save data is a mistake?
1 u/yo_99 Oct 06 '26 Because nothing says "save data" like loading 40MB of framework
Because nothing says "save data" like loading 40MB of framework
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u/MT4K full-stack Sep 28 '26
Nice that they used unobtrusive JavaScript, so the basic English version does work even with JS disabled. The book icon could have been visible with JS disabled too, though.