Entries tagged with “javascript”
Simon Willison responds to the question,
is it ok to require JavaScript? I would agree with him at this point. I think bigger applications make it seem
impossible to build sites without JavaScript, but it isn't the case in all circumstances. As Simon states, with proper planning in mind, it is easy to build an application that doesn't require JavaScript. So do people simply skip this planning phase and push the
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This entry was written on June 10th, 2008. It was tagged with javascript, simonwillison, unobtrusive, and progressiveenhancement
"So long as the end user finds value in what we build, it doesn’t matter. My process is my process. Yours is yours. Lets talk, but leave the heavies at the door please." Amen, Colly. (
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This entry was written on June 6th, 2008. It was filed under Bookmarked. It was tagged with collylogic, simoncollison, html, javascript, css, and workprocess
“Tim Berners-Lee’s original vision for the web was all about universal access; and the technologies involved – such as HTTP and HTML – were designed to be platform and device agnostic; it shouldn’t matter what kind of technology you use to access the web.”
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This entry was written on April 25th, 2008. It was tagged with ajax, applicationdevelopment, javascript, and brothercake