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I prefer to have most layout and navigation handled in CSS. Yes, lynxLynx might not support it, but all full featured browsers that I am aware of can't turn it off. Then jsJavaScript can be used for more flashy but not required things. I also like RoRRuby on Rails for this purpose. It can do a lot of what javascriptJavaScript would be required to do server side as long as you don't need dynamic page updates.

More targeted to the answer of the question: I don't LIKE required javascriptJavaScript, but there is a business case where it is required as ChrisF noted.

I prefer to have most layout and navigation handled in CSS. Yes, lynx might not support it, but all full featured browsers that I am aware of can't turn it off. Then js can be used for more flashy but not required things. I also like RoR for this purpose. It can do a lot of what javascript would be required to do server side as long as you don't need dynamic page updates.

More targeted to the answer of the question: I don't LIKE required javascript, but there is a business case where it is required as ChrisF noted.

I prefer to have most layout and navigation handled in CSS. Yes, Lynx might not support it, but all full featured browsers that I am aware of can't turn it off. Then JavaScript can be used for more flashy but not required things. I also like Ruby on Rails for this purpose. It can do a lot of what JavaScript would be required to do server side as long as you don't need dynamic page updates.

More targeted to the answer of the question: I don't LIKE required JavaScript, but there is a business case where it is required as ChrisF noted.

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I prefer to have most layout and navigation handled in CSS. Yes, lynx might not support it, but all full featured browsers that I am aware of can't turn it off. Then js can be used for more flashy but not required things. I also like RoR for this purpose. It can do a lot of what javascript would be required to do server side as long as you don't need dynamic page updates.

More targeted to the answer of the question: I don't LIKE required javascript, but there is a business case where it is required as ChrisF noted.