I like that he offers solutions but honestly, more people are vision impaired than have javascript disabled so instead of doing all that work instead put it first on helping people with disabilities.

> There is a danger that more and more sites will require JavaScript to render any content at all. What danger, exactly? While some sites that don't require a lot of js is nice you will soon notice that many sites you want js on. Music streaming services is one example.

I build api based sites nowdays because of mainly two reasons:

1. They feel more rapid after initial load and gives the user a better experience.

2. You can use the same api for web and mobile experiences.

I personally think that WebAssembly is the future so the web will finally just be another compilation target and I can't wait for it to be wide spread.