On 2016-02-29, Chris Angelico <ros...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Abjuring JS may be a virtue (or at least, making it a non-critical
> part of your web site),
Except the marketing people who decide on the requirements will never,
ever settle for what you can do with plain HTML/CSS.
In my experience, HTML/CSS makes a pretty awful GUI for a non-trivial
application. With some Javascript and sweat, you can almost make it
to mediocre.
> but CSS is important to document structure and layout. The
> combination of HTML and CSS provides a logical structure with
> separate styling, which IMO is an excellent thing.
Indeed. Separating the visual appearnce stuff from the "structure"
makes it a lot easier to deal with both, and the result is a lot more
robust as well.
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