In today's open source roundup: Should you turn off JavaScript for a better Web? Plus: How to customize your GNOME 3 desktop. And understanding the new Google+.

I interviewed some of the smartest people around about where the world of Web development is headed, much of which centers around “Web 2.0” — which means AJAX, which means JavaScript.

Learn some of the best ways to use vanilla JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and libraries and APIs to create web applications without frameworks, and the challenges and benefits of doing so.

Ryan asks:. I've been a web developer for almost 10 years and I've gotten into the habit of trying not to use JavaScript whenever possible. I'm not talking about building web apps here, but ...

This site doesn't use JavaScript. It is based off htmlcsswebpack. The principal motivation was to see if it was possible to make an appealing site without a single line of JavaScript. Nowadays ...

Its Free JavaScript campaign, launched in 2013, promotes the idea that websites should only use free and open source JavaScript code or, failing that, at least make their sites functional without it.

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