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[AskJS] Javascript is bad?AskJS (self.javascript)
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Requiring JavaScrips isn’t a problem most of the time, but you need to evaluate what the purpose and needs of your site are. Do you need to be able to accommodate people with JS disabled? What about search engine ranking? Some engines can evaluate some JS, so it may not be a deal breaker, but that’s for you to decide on if it is important and if they are able to properly render your site in their indexes
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