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this post was submitted on 08 Jul 2023
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I'd like to see less use of JavaScript tracking and more "simple websites"!
I agree. I use Pelican to build my website and I don't use any javascript. It's simple, it's fast (it doesn't really have much content that would be interesting to anybody, but it's mine and I like it!)
One of the things I like about Lemmy is that the devs had the forethought of developing in Rust rather than PHP or another prototyping language that doesn't scale as well.