Criticism and Responses
Unobtrusive JavaScript can take longer to develop and can be harder to read through later on as one would need to reference external code to find if an object is tied to any events. It also ends up causing effects similar to the flash of unstyled content, as page elements are rendered before the document finishes downloading and visibly modified later, especially on older web browsers that do not support DOMContentLoaded.
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Famous quotes containing the words criticism and, criticism and/or responses:
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