Philosophy is of graceful degradation with the work done on the server... however JS is needed at some points (maps on events, or to make the text entry textarea a little friendlier, or to update relative times every minute). Wherever we have JS today we are probably using JQuery. We no longer need that and can simplify and make a lot of the code more maintainable by removing it and rewriting things in pure JS.
Likely this will also fix a bug in which trying to attach multiple files to upload does not work.
Philosophy is of graceful degradation with the work done on the server... however JS is needed at some points (maps on events, or to make the text entry textarea a little friendlier, or to update relative times every minute). Wherever we have JS today we are probably using JQuery. We no longer need that and can simplify and make a lot of the code more maintainable by removing it and rewriting things in pure JS.
Likely this will also fix a bug in which trying to attach multiple files to upload does not work.