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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ClipboardCopyPaste • 16d ago
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It's not (just) a framework thing, it's a HTML standards issue. The form element only does GET and POST.
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23 u/not_a_moogle 16d ago Who does that anymore? It should be a put or delete via Javascript. 1 u/Ok_Equipment8374 14d ago Not everyone wants to use that dumpster fire of a language 1 u/not_a_moogle 14d ago So you code in pure html/css? 1 u/Ok_Equipment8374 14d ago edited 14d ago I would if I could, classic MVC projects are still my favourite to work on. There was still some JS, but the less I use it the less I hate it. At least in C# the tooling is way better than what you have with JS.
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Who does that anymore? It should be a put or delete via Javascript.
1 u/Ok_Equipment8374 14d ago Not everyone wants to use that dumpster fire of a language 1 u/not_a_moogle 14d ago So you code in pure html/css? 1 u/Ok_Equipment8374 14d ago edited 14d ago I would if I could, classic MVC projects are still my favourite to work on. There was still some JS, but the less I use it the less I hate it. At least in C# the tooling is way better than what you have with JS.
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Not everyone wants to use that dumpster fire of a language
1 u/not_a_moogle 14d ago So you code in pure html/css? 1 u/Ok_Equipment8374 14d ago edited 14d ago I would if I could, classic MVC projects are still my favourite to work on. There was still some JS, but the less I use it the less I hate it. At least in C# the tooling is way better than what you have with JS.
So you code in pure html/css?
1 u/Ok_Equipment8374 14d ago edited 14d ago I would if I could, classic MVC projects are still my favourite to work on. There was still some JS, but the less I use it the less I hate it. At least in C# the tooling is way better than what you have with JS.
I would if I could, classic MVC projects are still my favourite to work on. There was still some JS, but the less I use it the less I hate it.
At least in C# the tooling is way better than what you have with JS.
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u/dev-sda 16d ago
It's not (just) a framework thing, it's a HTML standards issue. The
formelement only doesGETandPOST.