What is the best content fallback practice used for JS-based web apps?

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I am building my first Spine.js application. In the case of a non-javascript-capable browser, are most not bothering with the fallback? I'm sure it's case-by-case. What is the best implementation? Should I be displaying the static content on the page and hiding it with JS when available? Another solution?

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The accepted case is usually to display a minimal amount of content, mostly for search engines.

I've seem "most" smaller apps not care about fallback and just tell browsers that JS is required.