Lazyloading
Read OriginalThis technical blog post explains a method for implementing lazyloading that respects progressive enhancement. It addresses the issue of resources not loading when JavaScript fails (e.g., if it's disabled or the engine doesn't start). The author's solution uses <noscript> tags with a 'lazyload' class, which are parsed only if JavaScript is off. A script then injects the contents of these tags into the DOM after the page loads if JavaScript is enabled.
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