Hacker Newsnew | past | comments | ask | show | jobs | submitlogin

I love articles about web design that are completely blank if you don't have JavaScript activated.


Probably feels that his article is for peers, not gotchas.


He could add a noscript tag.


I love how there are people who have to point out that they have JavaScript disabled in 2012.


I use requestpolicy with fairly strict settings, and I have since grown to hate websites that have the content and styles loaded from two or more different domains. The vastly faster load times and vastly less junk on the page definitely makes it worth it.


Funny, because loading assets from different domain actually can help improve page performance: for one it allows to work around maximum-parallel-request-per-domain restriction, for other you may serve resources from cookie-less domain shaving a few more milliseconds.


It absolutely can. Unfortunately the stuff usually loaded is a crapload of antisocial share buttons and tracking crap that more that destroy any gain that the techniques you mention bring.


How about a phone browser where it loads but freaks out and makes a glitchy mess that can't be scrolled.

And on my desktop Javascript uses most of the browser's memory. No thanks.




Guidelines | FAQ | Lists | API | Security | Legal | Apply to YC | Contact

Search: