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www.matuzo.at
Progressive Enhancement allows us to use the latest and greatest features HTML, CSS and JavaScript offer us, by providing a basic, but robust foundation for all. |
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bisco.org
A couple of weeks ago there was an article on the Freexian blog about Using JavaScript in Debusine without depending on JavaScript. It describes how JavaScript is used in the Debusine Django app, namely "for progressive enhancement rather than core functionality". This is an approach I also follow when implementing web interfaces and I think developments in web technologies and standardization in recent years have made this a lot easier. |
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www.stillbreathing.co.uk
[AI summary] A web developer argues passionately for the 'progressive enhancement' approach, explaining why HTML should be the fundamental layer of a website while CSS and JavaScript are optional enhancements that can easily fail. |
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martinschneider.me
One of the great features of the modern internet is the ability to easily share content. I'm sharing a lot of links to content of all kind every day. Most of the time I simply copy URLs from the browser and paste them somewhere. But wouldn't it be neat to have a simpler solution? |
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