On Tue, 27 Mar 2012, Jürgen Hestermann wrote:

michael.vancann...@wisa.be schrieb:
Javascript is not something you can avoid. People have come to expect a
certain functionality from a website, which can only be delivered with
Javasvript. If you don't provide it, your product will not sell. It's as
simple as that.

I doubt that. Just the opposite: A web page which uses scripting will not be displayed when NoScript is on. So you don't reach all possible customers.

Believe me, I will reach far less customers by not using Javascript, namely: 
zero.

I make a distinction between websites and webapps.

We do not make general purpose websites, but web applications for a specific audience. There is a huge difference.

These applications must behave and act as a desktop application, this is a requirement. This is not possible without Javascript.

Then you may ask, why not simply program a desktop application ?

Simple: people do not want an installer or updater.

If it was not for that small detail, I would not touch web programming with a long stick. No set standards, different and ever-changing browsers, a language that sucks big time. But alas...

Michael.
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