How JS ruined the web

Summary

The transcript discusses a critical view of JavaScript's impact on web development, with the speaker expressing frustration about the complexity of modern web applications. The discussion references Jonno's perspective that JavaScript has "broken the web" while simultaneously introducing more interactive and useful features. The practical takeaway suggests that while websites can be problematic, the evolution of web technologies like Next.js, Vercel, and Savala are providing more streamlined solutions for developers to deploy and manage web applications across various platforms.