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The problem I see with this is people assume that web platforms are platforms like the windows API where Microsoft doesn't like breaking things. It's more like
by jwlake 4y ago
The problem I see with this is people assume that web platforms are platforms like the windows API where Microsoft doesn't like breaking things.
It's more like Xcode, where every point release breaks something. You need to design your software and your development pipeline to handle that.
Even Google isn't great in this but their continuous release schedule makes it less likely to break things in the wild because they get constant pushback.
- circuit10 4y agoFrom what I understand the web is meant to be 100% backwards compatible. You should be able to load up the first HTML document ever made and have it still render fine (and it probably would)