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Yes, exactly. Use APIs that are broadly supported and somewhat settled and agreed upon. There is seldom an actual need to use whatever new thing that just becam
by kitsunesoba 4y ago
Yes, exactly. Use APIs that are broadly supported and somewhat settled and agreed upon. There is seldom an actual need to use whatever new thing that just became supported or is only implemented by Chrome… 95%+ of sites and web apps are doing the same old CRUD things that sites and web apps have been doing for decades and work fine with "boring" APIs.