16 Dec
2011
16 Dec
'11
10:48 p.m.
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Just a reminder to keep it civil here folks. Personally I try to provide
both a JS and non-JS version of any given feature--while people may no
longer have K6 CPUs not everyone has an Android/iPhone either. Providing
a non-JS version allows people with midgrade phones to still use all the
features of the website.
Regarding stability, in theory javascript should be OK. In practice the
JS engine built into a given browser can leak memory quite badly--for me
this manifests as having to regularly restart Firefox, which gets to be
quite a nuiscance over time. TDE might end up (randomly) being the site
that pushes the user's system over a memory limit, and nothing says
"professional" like a site appearing to crash the users' browser.
Just something to keep in mind. ;-)
Tim
All I'm saying here is don't be an ass
wipe with redesigning the web
site.
:)
Contributions appreciated, as the old arch saying goes "patches are
welcome!" or "put up or shut up" applies as well.
Calvin Morrison