How do you feel about progressive enhancement of web applications concerning JavaScript? Do you think that web apps should have full or mostly-complete functionality when web browsers have their JavaScript turned off? What do you think is a good strategy for progressive enhancement with JavaScript applications? Thanks for the incredible support of new ES features in V8, it proves the web can adapt.

CJ. Thanks, I have been using npm for years and it's an incredible tool. I have been following npm for a while on Twitter and the culture seems amazing. Do you have any details to share on npm's philosophy that have led you to find and keep great people?

Hi Sarah. I have been enjoying following your work. I'm wondering what you see as some of the biggest challenges or pitfalls that come with the new kinds of UIs that are emerging, such as VR and AR? Are there lessons that VR and AR UI designers can learn from web UI developers?

Hey Eric. There's a lot of divergent work in organizing CSS right now, such as BEM, SMACSS, Inline Styles, CSS-in-JS, ITCSS, and Atomic CSS. Still, there are not a lot of conceptual design patterns for how to organize your CSS (if you're using stylesheets) in an efficient and scalable way. Meanwhile, design patterns in JS, Java, and PHP such as Flux/Redux, MVC, and functional programming are now the way of things. Do you see a way forward for design patterns for how to organize CSS in stylesheets utilizing the core features of CSS? Are there any promising organizational patterns out there that might not be as well known? Thanks.