Christian Gloddy"progressive enhancement and JavaScript go hand-in-hand" - @AaronGustafson aaron-gustafson.com/notebook/progr…18 Oct 2016 | Permalink
Nolan LawsonThanks for sharing. I appreciate the historical perspective and agree that the rift needs to be healed.18 Oct 2016 | Permalink
ScaryMary Branscombeon culture side, I thought graceful degradation was supposed to be “do less down level but DON’T block access”18 Oct 2016 | Permalink
Adam ScottThis does a great job of articulating the value of progressive enhancement and emphasizing that it's not at odds with client side JS.twitter.com/aarongustafson…18 Oct 2016 | Permalink
Aidan Tierney"Progressive enhancement embraces the idea of experience as a continuum rather than some singular ideal."twitter.com/aarongustafson…18 Oct 2016 | Permalink
Tom ChadwinI definitely disagree with your description of graceful degradation. It is degradation without grace.18 Oct 2016 | Permalink
Peter RushforthI always think of it as a phone number to call if you can't use our Web site @AaronGustafson18 Oct 2016 | Permalink
Sarah BourneSuper article by @AaronGustafson on progressive enhancement, accessibility and JavaScript, and we CAN have it all. aaron-gustafson.com/notebook/progr…18 Oct 2016 | Permalink
Amy MasonFascinating exploration of progressive enhancement and the ways it can make web design better.twitter.com/AaronGustafson…18 Oct 2016 | Permalink
Chris HeilmannProgressive Misconceptions aaron-gustafson.com/notebook/progr… my colleague @AaronGustafson trying to explain the problems with Progressive Enhancement 18 Oct 2016 | Permalink
Matthias OttPowerful piece by @AaronGustafson on why progressive enhancement and JS go hand in hand: Progressive Misconceptions aaron-gustafson.com/notebook/progr…18 Oct 2016 | Permalink
Aki Karkkainen"PE is a way to improve your code; UX as a continuum." This, and many other great takeaways: aaron-gustafson.com/notebook/progr… by @AaronGustafson19 Oct 2016 | Permalink
Ben CallahanAnother great read for you web nerds thinking about progressive enhancement/SPAs/PWAs/etc: aaron-gustafson.com/notebook/progr… (HT -> @AaronGustafson)19 Oct 2016 | Permalink
Scott O'HaraProgressive Misconceptions by @AaronGustafson aaron-gustafson.com/notebook/progr…24 Oct 2016 | Permalink
CheyenneThank you Aaron! Also a good read…I like to attack my opinions from all angles! Thanks for sharing…learned lots…01 Nov 2016 | Permalink
Ivan O'DonoghueI agree with “JavaScript is an indispensable part of the modern Web” and I prefer graceful degradation for the minority02 Nov 2016 | Permalink
Bryan PowellI think it happens some too, but then when new devs are labeled as “frameworkistas” it makes me wonder.02 Dec 2016 | Permalink
ge ricciAmazing reference on PE. "Progressive Enhancement Misconceptions", by @aarongustafson aaron-gustafson.com/notebook/progr…03 Dec 2016 | Permalink
Charles⚡️🥃🏳️🌈🔥but for everyone one there’s posts like youtu.be/r38al1w-h4k?li… or something from zeldman04 Jan 2017 | Permalink
Charles⚡️🥃🏳️🌈🔥honestly posts like that are amazing, reassuring and needed they’re thoughtful and considerate.04 Jan 2017 | Permalink
Sarah BourneSuper article by @AaronGustafson on progressive enhancement, accessibility and JavaScript, and we CAN have it all. aaron-gustafson.com/notebook/progr…18 Oct 2016 | Permalink
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