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Website written with JavaScript

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hi

 

i stumbled on this website and looked at the source which seems to be 99% javascript.

I thought (X)HTML was the content layer, CSS the presentation layer and javascript was mainly only used for behaviour??

Would this site be better off using XHTML and CSS alone?

 

Or, Am I missing something? I suppose there is no wrong or right way to 'write' a webpage, but just thought it rather odd!? As it seems a longer, more complex method. :unsure:

 

Thanks for your inputs on this.

 

this site here!

The site isn't written in javascript, it's written in very very poor html. He's just using javascript to perform certain functions, like import text.

 

JavaServer Pages can be written, however, read about it here.

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The site isn't written in javascript, it's written in very very poor html. He's just using javascript to perform certain functions, like import text.

 

JavaServer Pages can be written, however, read about it here.

 

i cant seem to make out if the guy used a piece of software to write it, or a company done it for him??

no footer information.?

There's a link to this generator in the source, so from the looks of it it's a generated template from that company.

Hey that's my website you're slagging off .......

 

Only kidding....yup big mess!

Hey that's my website you're slagging off .......

 

Only kidding....yup big mess!

 

lol

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