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Using minimal javascript - some webapps nowadays have the exact opposite philosophy, and there are client-side js frameworks which facilitate that



yeah, definitely it doesn't apply to everything. part of the reason is that digg was mostly a read-only site and it had to be fast and it had to work. I'd not advise the same thing for a real "web app".


I couldn't agree more. That's what I was thinking as I was reading it. News site, stuck, speedy but boring to some degree. The data-x attribute being an example rung home to take only bits of the advice in my situation.




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