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[Phillip Rhodes <mindcrime AT cpphacker.co.uk>]

Roger Austin wrote:

>  Sadly, this requires Javascript to be on so I won't be a
> participant. I wonder why developers always seem to want to
> use Javascript to develop web sites. Do most of you have
> Javascript enabled while you surf?

I do surf with it on, and can't imagine any particularly good
reason not too, truth be told.

OTOH, I develop web applications at work, and I try to avoid
utilizing javascript as much as possible because:

1. cross-browser compatibility problems
2. people who surf with it disabled

so with that in mind, I'll use javascript, but never in such
a way that any functionality is unavailable if javascript is
disabled.  So we use it for eye-candy, for client-side form
validation (still validate on the server as well, but we try
to save the round-trip where possible), etc.

TTYL,

Phil

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