Introducing FoxIE
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There are several different browsers in widespread use today and multiple versions of those browsers can create unique challenges for web developers. In this video Rey and Chris discuss how to create great cross-browser experiences and some of the testing tools that can help make that simpler.
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The Discussion
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IForgotMyName Can anyone tell me how can I get the slides?
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piotr Nice discussion.
I'd mention IETester, which is actually quite helpful for developing before QA and javascript debugging in IDE's like Aptana or Eclipse. I found it more convenient to use than browser dev tools for development, while dev tools are great for profiling and css. -
jopapa Hey, what happened to the beach?
You should shoot there all the time. -
johnstaveley loving the online chemistry guys!
A lot of past ground covered but towards the end some really useful stuff like simulating slow connections, IE Compatibility tester and using the dev tools in IE to simulate multiple versions of IE. Plus1 on IE tester, I've used this and found it useful.