It's like the old, only works in IE days!
I prefer readable code to hacks. Unless you absolutely have a hot spot in your code that will benefit, readability should outweigh this. JavaScript engines will catch up.
That's IE's fault. CSS3 transitions really should've been in IE9.
You can hardware accelerate 2D transforms on iOS. You just do a -webkit-transform: translateZ(0); and it puts the element in the compositing layer.
Everyone deserves fair compensation for their work. I've never understood how anyone could work for a profitable business for free. An intern, especially in the technical field, is probably more up to date than a…
It's like the old, only works in IE days!
I prefer readable code to hacks. Unless you absolutely have a hot spot in your code that will benefit, readability should outweigh this. JavaScript engines will catch up.
That's IE's fault. CSS3 transitions really should've been in IE9.
You can hardware accelerate 2D transforms on iOS. You just do a -webkit-transform: translateZ(0); and it puts the element in the compositing layer.
Everyone deserves fair compensation for their work. I've never understood how anyone could work for a profitable business for free. An intern, especially in the technical field, is probably more up to date than a…