This kind "you don't need JavaScript, HTML and CSS" approach always fails flat.
We already went down this route several times since the first dotcom wave and all the frameworks that tried to target the browser as if we don't need to know "JavaScript, HTML and CSS".
Until we need to debug the application, or why it isn't rendering as it should.
It is also why I am not a big fan of Blazor, even though I admire its engineering effort.
We already went down this route several times since the first dotcom wave and all the frameworks that tried to target the browser as if we don't need to know "JavaScript, HTML and CSS".
Until we need to debug the application, or why it isn't rendering as it should.
It is also why I am not a big fan of Blazor, even though I admire its engineering effort.