← Back to context Comment by spankalee 1 day ago With JS and CSS sites can last decades easily. 2 comments spankalee Reply mikestorrent 1 day ago Agreed, it's not those, it's the fact that we went from JS being a little sprinkling of dynamism on a document to an entire build process with massive numbers of dependencies and browser shims. The web feels like a mistake as a platform... madduci 11 hours ago I said "fancy", meaning frameworks or custom things. With vanilla js everything is durable
mikestorrent 1 day ago Agreed, it's not those, it's the fact that we went from JS being a little sprinkling of dynamism on a document to an entire build process with massive numbers of dependencies and browser shims. The web feels like a mistake as a platform...
madduci 11 hours ago I said "fancy", meaning frameworks or custom things. With vanilla js everything is durable
Agreed, it's not those, it's the fact that we went from JS being a little sprinkling of dynamism on a document to an entire build process with massive numbers of dependencies and browser shims. The web feels like a mistake as a platform...
I said "fancy", meaning frameworks or custom things. With vanilla js everything is durable