For years web developers have been forced to cater to the lowest denominator, this usually being the most featureless non-compliant browser available. With web compliant standards available to the public and a consortium of propeller heads to keep these standards in check, I believe it’s time for a change. As web developers I think it’s time that we no longer develop for the weakest, I think it’s time we develop for the strongest most feature rich browser(s) out there and don’t look back at browsers that take it upon themselves to go off on their own direction or that don’t want to evolve with the times. For too long developers have been forced to implement terrible code just to make the site somewhat presentable on horrific browsers. I say from this point forward we develop for the the strongest browser and force non-compliant browsers to either catch up or get out of the game, enough is enough (yeah…I’m looking at you Microsoft).
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Month: February 2013
SVN and VIMDIFF – Now Play Nice
I use svn quite frequently however, the standard diff tool built in with svn leaves a lot to be desired. Its output reminiscent of a command line patch. Personally, I love vimdiff (or vim -d if you prefer) when it comes to comparing files. Recently I hooked vimdiff into svn diff, now I get all […]