I very much agree with this, most front end libraries are used without a good reason.
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After speaking with a high schooler, I keep asking myself now: "Does this site that I'm about to build really need to be built on WordPress?
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Because we need to do more than display content? We have to interact with the user and modify said HTML on the fly, client side, to give them a good and useful experience? Context, web sites are very different creatures, every one of them.
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for a feature I built at work I made it work without js, but better with it. I then detected it the user had data saver http headers & chose to not serve that js. Between the detection and the lack of 500 dependencies I think I triggered most modern web devs.
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There is a a lot reasons imho.. server side always requires a fresh reload.. which increases the bandwidth and load on the server.. Building moderns sites with js lets you minimize number of requests, cache as close to the user as possible, only push information the user wants
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Yeah, I agree, but I did interpret the original tweet that no js/ajax should be used, because it breaks stuff.. But I guess stuff can break on the server as well
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Also not sure why you was included in the tweet :)
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web developers use elaborate JS frameworks because they don’t value or respect HTML/CSS. That is the truth. Anything else is a justification to support their biases.
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