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I kind of find it useful in the other direction. If I find s feature I want to use, and it's baseline, then I can just use it without worrying. If its not base
by bruce511 4y ago
I kind of find it useful in the other direction. If I find s feature I want to use, and it's baseline, then I can just use it without worrying.
If its not baseline I can head over to caniuse and see coverage, add progressive enhancement, find polyfills and do on.
It that context it saves me worry, and also creates a baseline of things I have yo document as being "browser dependant".
- andreban 4y agoAnd that's exactly the goal. There's no recommendation against using features that are not in Baseline - and there is a superset of features that are progressive enhancement or polyfilllable, but those are much more use-case dependent - Progressive Enhancement frequently depends on the use case, and Polyfills vary the impact they have on performance, so need more care.