> If you want anything more than a static site, you‘ll need JavaScript.
Who doesn't want static sites? I certainly do. They're faster and easier to use. I've never heard a user say "I wish my back button didn't work and the page rendered wonky so that buttons move as I try to click them".
It's web developers that push to turn simple HTML documents into "applications".
Every now and then I wish browser writers would compare timestamps between the link click and the last relayout, and throw away stale clicks instead of navigating to who knows where.
Who doesn't want static sites? I certainly do. They're faster and easier to use. I've never heard a user say "I wish my back button didn't work and the page rendered wonky so that buttons move as I try to click them".
It's web developers that push to turn simple HTML documents into "applications".