Don't rely too much on JavaScript libraries
Libraries are great, but don’t discount the benefits of learning JavaScript itself, says developer Ross Bruniges
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Progressive enhancement is a barrier to progress
HTML5 makes it possible to build applications in the browser that were previously unimaginable. Drew Neil believes that to do so, we must first abandon progressive enhancement -
Too much JavaScript
Most design agencies use JavaScript for every project, says Line’s senior developer, Alistair Burns, and a lot of clients are perfectly happy with this. But how many consider users who can’t run it, such as government departments, public sector organisations and people with disabilities? -
CSS3 vs JavaScript
Both are popular with developers, but which one is best? Sean Gaffney investigates the areas where the two overlap and which comes out on top
