Why I Drop JavaScript in the Body, Not the Head

Alright, let's spill the beans on why I'm defying tradition and sneaking JavaScript into the body of my web pages instead of the head.

Here's the deal: when a browser loads a page, it tackles scripts in the head first. It's like the opening act stealing the spotlight before the main event. But what if your script isn't the headliner? What if it's more like the cool sidekick?

By tossing JavaScript into the body, you're saying, "Hey, load this after the main content." It's like a backstage pass for your script—it waits patiently until the page's core elements are ready to rock.

Sure, the head's all about global stuff, but not every script is a global superstar. Some are happy chilling in the body, mingling with the content. It's like putting the after-party inside the club.

SEO aficionados might raise an eyebrow, but here's the secret: not all scripts are SEO-sensitive divas. For those casual scripts that don't mind a fashionably late entrance, the body's where the party's at.

So, why the rebellion? Because sometimes, bending the rules makes your website dance to a different beat. Next time you're tweaking your scripts, consider giving the body a shot. Happy coding, rebels! 🚀👩‍💻🎉