File: chaotic_dance.swf-(2.74 MB, 400x300, Other)
[_] Anonymous 12/16/19(Mon)09:07:00 No.3411975
How does it feel to live in a world where Flash is dying yet Javascript lives on?
>> [_] Anonymous 12/16/19(Mon)09:37:12 No.3411978
The internet is about to die.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/16/19(Mon)11:56:24 No.3411990
MY BOOTS SCOOTIN BABY IS DRIVIN ME CRAZY
MY OBSESSION FROM A WESTERN
MY DANCE FLOOR DATE
>> [_] Anonymous 12/16/19(Mon)11:57:26 No.3411992
Do you have the tsukihime one?
>> [_] Anonymous 12/16/19(Mon)13:19:10 No.3411997
IT'S TIME TO BEGIN
I'M COUNTING IT IN
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>> [_] Anonymous 12/16/19(Mon)13:37:27 No.3411999
The issue with Javascript is that it is still inherently useful, and much more lightweight than
adding on shit like JQuery or other unnecessary CDNs. The problem occurs when site developers
misuse Javascript, essentially slowing their site to a crawl with autoexecuting code. Javascript
can be incredibly useful for everything from simple slideshows, forms, and/or page functions. A
lot can now be done with HTML5+CSS3, but Javascript fills in the blanks and allows for more
powerful development without shifting into PHP or tacking on bootstraps.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/16/19(Mon)18:49:37 No.3412040
>>3411992
I'm not sure what "The Tsukihime one" is
>> [_] Anonymous 12/17/19(Tue)02:48:14 No.3412085
>>3412040
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohv0D0IByTs
this
