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We're lucky in that we require web workers, so we get web sockets compliance for free. We also are an infrastructure deployment, so we get some leeway in ignori

We're lucky in that we require web workers, so we get web sockets compliance for free. We also are an infrastructure deployment, so we get some leeway in ignoring shitty devices. I made the decision early on to push on the business side as hard as possible to only use modern web tech, and it has saved us a lot of trouble. HTML5, without compromise, is nice.

leggetter 11y ago
Lucky indeed! I've been pushing for us to drop IE7 (and maybe 8) so we can move to more modern tooling and libraries as part of the development process. But customer requirements mean we've got to stick to IE7 for now. EDIT: But this is an important factor for dev in general http://www.w3.org/TR/html-design-principles/#priority-of-constituencies http://www.w3.org/TR/html-design-principles/#priority-of-con...