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When I started building textlog, I gave myself a constraint: no JavaScript in the browser.
Not “minimal JavaScript”, or “JavaScript only where necessary” which inevitably turns into a bundle, a router and hydration a few weeks later. I wanted the normal experience of using the site to be plain HTML and CSS.
The slightly funny thing is that textlog is still a React app. React just never reaches the browser.
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Music has been an integral part of human culture since prehistoric times, serving various functions from social bonding to individual entertainment
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Keywords: Aesthetics, Intelligence, Cognitive Development, Neural Correlates, Evolutionary Psychology
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| using namespace poly; | |
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| // common.js | |
| exports.app = require('./app') | |
| exports.db = require('./db') | |
| // app.js | |
| var common = require('./common') | |
| var db = common.db | |
| var app = module.exports = express() |