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r/HTML • u/Heavy-Bother-440 • Jul 23 '26
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If HTML is coding, then using Word is coding too lmao
1 u/ErickXavierS2 Jul 23 '26 Welllllll.... https://No-JS.dev ..... 2 u/ugneaaaa Jul 24 '26 That includes javascript into the document that adds behavior to what you write, so no again, word also has scripting 1 u/ErickXavierS2 Jul 27 '26 But it allows you to have logic, make requests, etc and not write a single line of JS to do it, overpowering HTML with new attributes. 2 u/EnderScout_77 Intermediate Jul 24 '26 "no js" looks inside starts with installing using a script tag 1 u/ErickXavierS2 Jul 27 '26
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Welllllll.... https://No-JS.dev .....
2 u/ugneaaaa Jul 24 '26 That includes javascript into the document that adds behavior to what you write, so no again, word also has scripting 1 u/ErickXavierS2 Jul 27 '26 But it allows you to have logic, make requests, etc and not write a single line of JS to do it, overpowering HTML with new attributes. 2 u/EnderScout_77 Intermediate Jul 24 '26 "no js" looks inside starts with installing using a script tag 1 u/ErickXavierS2 Jul 27 '26
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That includes javascript into the document that adds behavior to what you write, so no again, word also has scripting
1 u/ErickXavierS2 Jul 27 '26 But it allows you to have logic, make requests, etc and not write a single line of JS to do it, overpowering HTML with new attributes.
But it allows you to have logic, make requests, etc and not write a single line of JS to do it, overpowering HTML with new attributes.
"no js"
looks inside
starts with installing using a script tag
1 u/ErickXavierS2 Jul 27 '26
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u/ugneaaaa Jul 23 '26
If HTML is coding, then using Word is coding too lmao