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Aaron Selonke
10,323 PointsThe other examples can be run without JavaScript?
Andy mentions at the end of the video that JavaScript needs to be turned on in the browser for the HTML5 Canvas element and all of its functions to work, And then says that all of the previous jQuery programs would run without JavaScript?
Why is that? Isn't jQuery JavaScript? How can all of the previous projects in the jQuary basics course run without JavaScript?
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Shane Oliver
19,977 PointsWhat he means is, even without JavaScript on in the browser the user can still view the other projects and interact with them in a limited way. But the Canvas API has no fallback when there is no JavaScript - It just won't work