It makes sense if your app flat out requires a lot of javascript on the client side.
I find that javascript is most often an overused crutch on the client side, though. It's used more for premature optimization and making your website look shinier than it is anything really very useful.
Nonetheless, some webapps really do require a lot of it.
> It makes sense if your app flat out requires a lot of
> javascript on the client side.
Well, you can take a different look: spend some time thinking why does your app requires a lot of JavaScript, and is it really necessary. Even if the answer is still "yes" that may be a good exercise.
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It makes sense if your app flat out requires a lot of javascript on the client side.
I find that javascript is most often an overused crutch on the client side, though. It's used more for premature optimization and making your website look shinier than it is anything really very useful.
Nonetheless, some webapps really do require a lot of it.