RE: Help me with my new website!
November 11, 2018 at 9:22 am
(This post was last modified: November 11, 2018 at 10:41 am by bennyboy.)
I like C# a lot. It's java-ish but gives access to full Windows .NET libraries-- string manipulation, etc. And you can make Android ports very easily now.
I think you're safe with HTML5 + current Javascript. Anyone who can't support that doesn't deserve to be accessing a website.
It seems to me that you can do a LOT with just .css, so I can't imagine why it's not working in any of the browsers you mentioned, except IE6 and IE9, which are too old. I hope you're not still using that code that inserts inline style code! If so, then you now know exactly why not to, I guess.
I don't know anything about PERL, though PERL programmers seem to like it a whole lot. Btw you can always custom code your own string-manipulation routines. It's not really that hard, as you very well know if you're working with assembly.
(November 11, 2018 at 9:03 am)FlatAssembler Wrote: [BTW, if you tried to make some relatively-complicated layout, how would you ensure it doesn't break in various browsers? Coding it in IE6-compatible CSS and JavaScript doesn't do the trick, since what works in IE6 doesn't even necessarily work in some later versions of Internet Explorer properly (the layout I made for that web-app works in IE6, IE9 and IE11, but it breaks in IE7, IE8 and IE10).
I think you're safe with HTML5 + current Javascript. Anyone who can't support that doesn't deserve to be accessing a website.
It seems to me that you can do a LOT with just .css, so I can't imagine why it's not working in any of the browsers you mentioned, except IE6 and IE9, which are too old. I hope you're not still using that code that inserts inline style code! If so, then you now know exactly why not to, I guess.
I don't know anything about PERL, though PERL programmers seem to like it a whole lot. Btw you can always custom code your own string-manipulation routines. It's not really that hard, as you very well know if you're working with assembly.