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Anyone know what the respective graphs look like for IE7 and the IE8 betas? The sad thing is that no matter how fast Gecko, Webkit and Chrome's JS engines are,
by sadiq 18y ago
Anyone know what the respective graphs look like for IE7 and the IE8 betas?
The sad thing is that no matter how fast Gecko, Webkit and Chrome's JS engines are, you're probably going to have to design applications to cater for the lowest common denominator, which will probably be IE (atleast from the IE7 benchmarks I can see).
- gruseom 18y agoIn the short term, sure. But if there are web apps people really like, and they discover how much faster they run in a different browser, things will change.
- khafra 18y agoI'd also contend that, with the same frequency that it's good to create something really good for a niche instead of ok for the majority, it's good to create a fantastically capable ajax app that's only usable with tracemonkey, v8, or squirrelfish. The other great part is that the niche you're writing for is expanding geometrically.