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Modernizr - Detecting HTML5 and CSS3 support
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js solutions for many of these, but in 95% of cases, the result with the native css approach has a better result - responsive, faster, less code.
transforms. transitions. @font-face
UGH.
the challenge is: how do you use these features across browsers, progressively enhancing where possible
UGH.
the challenge is: how do you use these features across browsers, progressively enhancing where possible
that’s how i ended up w/modernizr
allows you to start using html5+css3 coolness today, and have full control over what your html,css and js do in browsers that don’t have features
Which brings me to the most important part of this presentation:
sniffing is bad
all browsers. future-proof
sniffing is bad
all browsers. future-proof
js solutions for many of these, but in 95% of cases, the result with the native css approach has a better result - responsive, faster, less code.