IE should disappear from the world. But it has to take a long time. IE always catches me when some standard JavaScript methods don't work or behave a little different. For example, I use anArray.splice(0) to empty anArray. It breaks in IE. Then I find that the second argument is required only in MSDN's JavaScript Language Reference.
I think I have to work with IE first and hopes it work in any other browsers.
don't count on it man. Windows 8 is showing some highly complicated plays by microsoft, they really mean business. Trust me when I say in a few years after 8 is common place, they'l level the playing field between IE and Chrome.
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IE should disappear from the world. But it has to take a long time. IE always catches me when some standard JavaScript methods don't work or behave a little different. For example, I use anArray.splice(0) to empty anArray. It breaks in IE. Then I find that the second argument is required only in MSDN's JavaScript Language Reference.
I think I have to work with IE first and hopes it work in any other browsers.
don't count on it man. Windows 8 is showing some highly complicated plays by microsoft, they really mean business. Trust me when I say in a few years after 8 is common place, they'l level the playing field between IE and Chrome.
I still prefer https://developer.mozilla.org/en/JavaScript/Reference
I cant believe someone posted this.
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