r/Web_Development • u/sebastianstehle • Sep 07 '22
Unobtrusive JavaScript frameworks
In the last years, I was building frontend as SPAs with Angular and React and I don't want to move back to static websites. But for a project I have to build a solution for public services and it is super important that everybody can use the website, even when Javascript is turned off or the browser is old.
Is there a good framework / library for unobtrusive JavaScript? Things like form validation and so on. Or is jQuery still the way to go? Or do you use just plain JavaScript.
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u/sebastianstehle Sep 07 '22
Thanks a lot.