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Supporting IE7 is the worst part of my day job. I end up building new modules in Firefox, making sure they look the same in Chrome, then testing IE7. Then I ha
by scrabble 13y ago
Supporting IE7 is the worst part of my day job. I end up building new modules in Firefox, making sure they look the same in Chrome, then testing IE7.
Then I have to fix all the stuff broken in IE7 and ensure it still looks good on the modern browsers.
My ultimate goal though is for it to be presentable in IE7 with a top notch experience in anything newer, makes it a little easier.
- knassy 13y ago> My ultimate goal though is for it to be presentable in IE7 with a top notch experience in anything newer, makes it a little easier. I think that's the exact right attitude. I work in an environment that supports back to IE7 and I really get a kick out of creating robust solutions that work in crappy or older browsers. Admittedly I work with web sites, or simple applications, rather than full on web applications, but I find starting with sensible HTML/CSS/JS and using progressive enhancement usually gets me 95% of the way there.