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> We have over 250 tests passing, most of which are autogenerated from running the same layout in Chrome. This ensures web-compatibility and overall correctness
by nachtigall 8y ago
> We have over 250 tests passing, most of which are autogenerated from running the same layout in Chrome. This ensures web-compatibility and overall correctness.
So if it outputs like Chrome, then it is web-compatible? While I understand this from a practical point of view, this is also clearly a result of render engine mono-culture.
Let's see how innovation goes within a 5-10 year time frame if everything is bound to Google Chrome.
- emilsjolander 8y agoAuthor of stretch here! I would love to add tests for other browsers as well, and it should be pretty easy as we are just relying on webdriver. Targeting chrome was done as a first step as I had previously set up webdriver tests with it so that was just easiest :) The goal is for general web compatibility and not just chrome-compatibility though.
- nachtigall 8y agothanks. Didn't know the author is reading here :) on an unrelated note there's some discussion at https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/agja9z/stretch_a_flexbox_implementation_in_rust/ https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/agja9z/stretch_a_flex... you might be interested in.