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"a reliable yet tiny library (at 7KB gzipped) that would normalize everything so any code written would literally work everywhere" I felt the same way
by solox3 13y ago
"a reliable yet tiny library (at 7KB gzipped) that would
normalize everything so any code written would literally
work everywhere"
I felt the same way about needing to normalise client and server side, but the goal seems forever ambitious, considering not even IE8 can handle an extra trailing comma. This is not the only universal solution you will be using.
- marknadal 13y agoIt already works on IE8! :) From my experience, IE isn't as bad as what people complain about (with js, it is horrid with rendering though), and a few tweaks of code makes it work, which generally makes the code even better on other browsers. People really don't need as many shims and polyfills as they think. Rendering though? Gosh that is a nightmare.