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My personal web projects always start with standard-conforming HTML with forms and links. They're fully interoperable contributions to the world-wide web and sh
by prodigal_erik 15y ago
My personal web projects always start with standard-conforming HTML with forms and links. They're fully interoperable contributions to the world-wide web and should be usable by every browser and robot written in the last sixteen years. I call that a feature, and I'm disappointed that so many devs set their sights lower.
- chris_wot 15y agoThat's nice. The problem is that Internet Explorer doesn't conform to these standards. What do you do in this situation?
- prodigal_erik 14y agoIE has a nasty habit of sniffing content or examining URLs and disregarding the actual media type of a resource, but it hasn't come up much in practice, and otherwise I haven't seen any showstopping problems in talking HTTP and rendering semantic HTML. Its CSS and javascript are a mess, but those are optional, and I'd be embarrassed to release anything that would become completely unusable without them.