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Yep, that's what I was referring to when I said "opposite of straightforward". I've been reading a lot of these kinds of articles from the IE team lately ("Our
by jayferd 14y ago
Yep, that's what I was referring to when I said "opposite of straightforward".
I've been reading a lot of these kinds of articles from the IE team lately ("Our browser is better now, why does everyone still hate us?"). And I have to admit, IE9 is a huge leap forward in terms of standards compliance and general non-wonkiness.
But until they really focus on making the development and testing processes better, I'm still going to groan about having to support it.
- nirvdrum 14y agoTo be fair, IE introduced the first JavaScript profiler I had come across. The problem is the toolchain is locked at the time of the browser release. They need to have something periodically updated if the browser isn't going to update that frequently.