Re:W3C recommends WebAssembly
by bryanrasmussen on Friday December 06, 2019 @03:48PM
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The last decade? In 2009 JQuery ruled the world, the last 6 years definitely.
they have a problem with it in that unless you are rendering server side your pages won't work for someone who does not want to enable JS.
In the same way it goes against lots of ways the web has worked for 2 decades in regards to user customization, the ability to scrape content etc. so these things are irritating to anyone familiar with how "things used to be" in the same way that new freeway development destroying an ecosystem can be irritating to people familiar with the beauties of that ecosystem.
For what it's worth I also make my living doing the same thing, but I can certainly see the benefits to the other way.
they have a problem with it in that unless you are rendering server side your pages won't work for someone who does not want to enable JS.
In the same way it goes against lots of ways the web has worked for 2 decades in regards to user customization, the ability to scrape content etc. so these things are irritating to anyone familiar with how "things used to be" in the same way that new freeway development destroying an ecosystem can be irritating to people familiar with the beauties of that ecosystem.
For what it's worth I also make my living doing the same thing, but I can certainly see the benefits to the other way.