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No IE support and only Safari 10 beta (so no iPhone mobile)? I don't want to be rude but here is where I'm out. Even for a hobby projects I can't see myself usi
by joshstrange 10y ago
No IE support and only Safari 10 beta (so no iPhone mobile)? I don't want to be rude but here is where I'm out. Even for a hobby projects I can't see myself using this. At work I have to support Evergreen and >=IE-2 (soon to just be IE-1) but even if we aren't talking about work I don't think I could convince myself to use something with such a small audience and something that won't work on my fully updated phone. I;m glad I scrolled down to read that before spending much more time reading about it.
- solkimicreb 10y agoI know browser support is a big downside, but it allows me to use ES6 Proxies for data binding using this helper library: https://github.com/RisingStack/nx-observe https://github.com/RisingStack/nx-observe. It is something that differentiates it from the others. The project is in alpha and aimed to be working with the next gen of browsers (Safari 10, Edge). I am really OK with people using it for just hobby projects in the near future. The main reason I posted it is to get some feedback and maybe some contributors. I will make the browser support text more evident on the page. Maybe a fixed cancellable text in the right corner? Thanks for the feedback!
- nailer 10y agoNext iOS update includes Safari 10. IE is done. They're skating to where the puck is going to be.
- elcct 10y agoIE is not a browser. That's Chrome downloaded...