I like the idea behind javascript/css development, but usually the implementation drives me crazy, which makes me hate it. The issue to this day is cross-browser compatibility, When searching for a solution for some js problem today I came across the site cross-browser.com, which provides “Thousands of lines of cross-browser Javascript”. Some of the items found at the site:
- X Library -Â is a collection of cross-browser Javascript functions and objects. It contains core DHTML functions, utility functions, objects such as menus and tab panels, and also has some experimental stuff.
- xAnimation Preview - a new animation engine.
- xSplitter - a nestable, dual-pane splitter.
Looks like there’s lots of good stuff over there, so check it out.
Interesting you should post this, I just posted about a service I use for cross browser testing http://www.browsercam.com. Useful service if you don’t want to setup every type of system with every version of OS’s. Been around for a while, but with so many devices, platforms, browsers nowadays tools like these are helpful.