On 3/19/14 4:44 AM, "Nicholas Kwiatkowski" <nicho...@spoon.as> wrote:
>Alex, > >With XP's support being deprecated next month, I think we should see IE8 >drop off much quicker than it was in the past -- at least, that is the >hope. That's good to know. > I wonder if we could set minimum browser requirements for certain >"advanced" features of the framework (BootStrap, EXTjs, and others do >this). FlexJS is supposedly flexible. It can link in different component sets and different "beads". In theory, if folks need support for older browsers they can choose a component set that is compatible and trade-off other features or build out polyfills to fake them. So far we haven't had to do too much to support IE8, but if we don't have to spend more time on IE8 that would be great. The argument has always been that the big enterprises that are most likely to fund Flex work going forward are also usually a bit behind on versions. I'll ask when I'm at the conferences to verify that folks are upgrading soon. Maybe we should run a poll on our lists. -Alex
