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Because people stopped writing web pages and started writing javascript applications.
by chaosmachine 16y ago
Because people stopped writing web pages and started writing javascript applications.
- LongLiveZed 16y agoAlso because the major browsers have stepped up their rate of innovation. So they now either have: a) Shorter release cycles and test phases b) More changes made in a release cycle without a corresponding increase in the number of testers. It reminds me of the Internet Explorer / Netscape wars (around the time of Netscape 4).