I agree with you. I have js disabled by default and every time I run up against a site that uses client-side templating I find it incredibly annoying - I understand the rationale behind it but it's still annoying how many things tend to break without javascript.
However, you can't design a browser around an expectation of what the web should be like.
And anyway, it could be worse. If there were no javascript we would all be complaining about the dominance of VBScript in the browser.
However, you can't design a browser around an expectation of what the web should be like.
And anyway, it could be worse. If there were no javascript we would all be complaining about the dominance of VBScript in the browser.