I know what you mean about JavaScript; it can be tough to understand. JavaScript has gotten a lot lighter in recent years, though. If you Google ‘JavaScript framework’, you should see a few JavaScript libraries are are relatively lightweight and fast-loading. Also, calling JS files at the bottom of the page (instead of in the HEAD makes pages load faster.
I could go on forever, but I’d urge you to give JavaScript a second chance!
]]>Though to be honest, I pretty much do dislike Javascript in practice, as it is often hard to use (for me) and slow to run, (Yes, I know it can do really great things.)
]]>The title of your post pulled me in. Not sure if you’re kidding, but as a web designer, I love javascript!
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