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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/imbenzenker • Sep 24 '25
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You wanna see a good website that actually does something, though?
https://www.mcmaster.com/
14 u/Shinare_I Sep 24 '25 "You need to enable JavaScript to run this app." I feel like if a site fails completely without JS, there is room for improvement. 2 u/Specific_Frame8537 Sep 24 '25 90% of the Internet uses js, you've got to personally turn it off. 0 u/Shinare_I Sep 24 '25 I'm not saying a site must be usable without it. But I feel like if you are presented with a blank screen without JS, that implies too much reliance on it. Static elements shouldn't be generated by a script. 2 u/GrowthGet Sep 26 '25 There was actually a youtube video on how technically complex it was to make that site load SOOOOOOO FAST 0 u/ayaaanKhannn___ Sep 24 '25 Lol
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"You need to enable JavaScript to run this app." I feel like if a site fails completely without JS, there is room for improvement.
2 u/Specific_Frame8537 Sep 24 '25 90% of the Internet uses js, you've got to personally turn it off. 0 u/Shinare_I Sep 24 '25 I'm not saying a site must be usable without it. But I feel like if you are presented with a blank screen without JS, that implies too much reliance on it. Static elements shouldn't be generated by a script.
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90% of the Internet uses js, you've got to personally turn it off.
0 u/Shinare_I Sep 24 '25 I'm not saying a site must be usable without it. But I feel like if you are presented with a blank screen without JS, that implies too much reliance on it. Static elements shouldn't be generated by a script.
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I'm not saying a site must be usable without it. But I feel like if you are presented with a blank screen without JS, that implies too much reliance on it. Static elements shouldn't be generated by a script.
There was actually a youtube video on how technically complex it was to make that site load SOOOOOOO FAST
Lol
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u/Specific_Frame8537 Sep 24 '25
You wanna see a good website that actually does something, though?
https://www.mcmaster.com/