There is an uproar in the front-end development community about HTML6's intention to implement single-page applications without JavaScript. Please take a deep breath and continue. W3.org shared a casual proposal for HTML6, which sparked heated debate in the front-end community. The proposal was submitted by former NSA employee and startup entrepreneur Bobby Mozumder, claiming that a high-performance responsive web experience does not require JavaScript support. Mozumder writes: New web applications load dynamic content through JSON API, which is a standard design pattern for single-page applications. Most people adopt this approach because it saves a lot of time than loading a complete HTML page. This mode is so widely used that Mozumder suggests that future browsers should directly provide the function of dynamically loading content without requiring developers to write any JavaScript code. Here is the HTML code suggested by Mozumder:
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