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Not a web developer, but I usually just test with the latest or almost latest version of FF and perhaps Chrome. I personally don't like or use any of the frame
by raxxorraxor 4y ago
Not a web developer, but I usually just test with the latest or almost latest version of FF and perhaps Chrome.
I personally don't like or use any of the frameworks you presented. If I had to pick one I would choose Vue.
jQuery did a lot for inter-browser compatibility, so I don't understand the argument. On the contrary, it was much more difficult to manage diverging code without it.
99% of my web programming is displaying some data, a website to interface XY. I don't like modern websites at all. Probably more a design descision than a framework issue, but I try to minimize any browser scripts in the first place and just haven't felt the need for somthing like React or Angular.
- sachinjain 4y agoHey @raxxorraxor, I am not against using jQuery. What I meant was initially back in 2012-2013 days when jQuery used to be a default DOM query/manipulation library people used, the same code used to break across browsers and we had to use some polyfills. Like you said you usually test with the latest version of Chrome/Firefox you are partly agreeing to the statement I made. I am trying to find someone who's strongly in favour of testing their apps across browsers and multiple versions.