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But 80% availability is also pretty weak. Especially for CSS stuff where fallbacks are usually hard or impossible to implement cleanly. This isn't javascript w
by jeremiep 9y ago
But 80% availability is also pretty weak. Especially for CSS stuff where fallbacks are usually hard or impossible to implement cleanly.
This isn't javascript where you can just throw a polyfill (and even there, you're usually trading in multiple kilobytes of polyfills for a random feature you could easily have worked around.)
- abritinthebay 9y ago80% availability is pretty much the norm in web dev, historically speaking.