[TriLUG] Javascript.. why?

[Michael Kimsal]

On a somewhat related, yet slightly tangential note, I'm exploring the idea
of starting a monthly magazine (http://www.jsmag.com) focusing on
Javascript.  It seems there's definitely some interest in the topic  :)
If anyone who's contributed here would be interested in
writing/contributing, please ping me.


On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 2:30 PM, Allen Freeman <knieveltech at yahoo.com>wrote:

> Link to what? Our internal Omniture reports? I think not. By turning off
> javascript (or using lynx for that matter) on a PC browser you're implicitly
> accepting a certain level of suckitude in your browsing experience. As far
> as mobile devices go, we deploy mobile templates on our sites for a reason.
> The fact of the matter is right or wrong JavaScript IS ubiquitous. As stated
> by others JS development frameworks are closing the gap with Flash and as
> such JS will only become more commonplace as time goes on.
>
> I agree that many sites could stand to make improvements to the browsing
> experience for those that choose to view sites without JS support (either
> inherent or enabled).
>
>

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