WebDev intro course: what small changes towards progressive enhancement?https://lobste.rs/s/nr3ucr/webdev_intro_course_what_small_changes
For $REASONS, I ended up in control (probably temporarily) of a rather introductory «Web Development» course with a bit of HTML/CSS/JS/Docker that I plan (and promised) to keep in a mostly recognisable shape. I do want to add more reminders that progressive enhancement is good, though; and I ask for advice on good points/references. I am going to keep NodeJS backend assumption, so any JavaScript-the-language feature can be demonstrated on backend. So just learning to use JS in general is not as much of an excuse for silly things in-browser. My plan includes telling more than before about (a…
