Maybe we could tone down the JavaScript (2016)
I know this is likely to be controversial, but JS improves the user experience a lot, both in terms of interaction and speed, as well as making development more manageable (if used correctly), alas at the expense of annoying purists who would prefer to enagage in all sorts of CSS&#x2F;HTML gymnastics just to avoid using JS (and other kinds that would prefer vanilla JS to frameworks). Do that in a large project and you&#x27;ll quickly realise how unmanageable it is let alone, as the author says, &quot;iffy&quot;.