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> "perceiving the differences may be difficult on real-world sites" Geee, I wonder why? Could it be because noone can use javascript properly on real world si
by drcode 17y ago
> "perceiving the differences may be difficult on real-world sites"
Geee, I wonder why?
Could it be because noone can use javascript properly on real world sites because IE6, IE7, IE8 have effing 1/100th the javascript performance as any other major browser????
- thaumaturgy 17y agoEh, I don't buy that. I've got a client site that does fade-in/fade-out effects on multiple simultaneous elements, ajaxyness, and horizontally scrolled lists of images. It also uses jquery-like css selectors to target elements, and it intelligently re-renders (in realtime) selected page elements when the page is resized. I can do all of that in IE 6, 7, or 8, without maxing out a CPU core. What I can't do, and really would like to do, is offload more of the page rendering to Javascript, and the only reason I can't do that is because of the various noscript users out there.