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   Lorenzo Ancora :verified: (lorenzoancora@ieji.de)'s status on Friday, 07-Mar-2025 13:48:40 JST Lorenzo Ancora :verified:

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   @Suiseiseki the JS-less approach works well until the number of web requests grows. It works fine for amateur apps and small websites, but popular ones are forced to use it in order to keep the user experience smooth and keep out the bots and AI through PoW captchas.

   Modern e-learning requires interactive excercises, flash cards, interrogations with supervision, cloud integration with file hosting and so on. Those things only scale well with JavaScript.

   CC: @tennoseremel @quasi @lxo

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   Lorenzo Ancora :verified: (lorenzoancora@ieji.de)'s status on Wednesday, 05-Mar-2025 21:02:33 JST Lorenzo Ancora :verified:

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   @Suiseiseki HTML5 alone cannot replace JavaScript because it lacks the capability to handle events, manipulate the DOM in real-time, or perform asynchronous operations, which are essential for creating dynamic, accessible and interactive pages.

   FastCGI, executing server-side, is computationally more expensive because it requires multiple web requests and can be more vulnerable to remote code execution and misconfigurations than client-side JavaScript.

   CC: @tennoseremel @lxo