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Given legacy devices, I'm not sure that vanilla JS is the best way to go, despite being a lightweight option. Sometimes I think if you're dealing with an old b
by farnsworthy 9y ago
Given legacy devices, I'm not sure that vanilla JS is the best way to go, despite being a lightweight option.
Sometimes I think if you're dealing with an old browser(s), pick a technology of its time--in this case, perhaps jQuery (lightweight and ubiquitous).
It's like a time machine, where the old browser can say: "Oh god, thank you. Finally someone I can understand. Why do these kids keep asking me for promises? Promise what?!"