Life of a front end dev😬😬

Our product manager said this week that IE is not important, so I removed nearly all IE hacks from our web application some days before first prod deployment 😂

The government, people in offices with absurdly locked down systems that update slowly and won't allow installing another browser as it already has one, and confused people that think the e literally is the internet button.

I mean, it sucks, but it's far from a non-issue...

Edge insider builds switched to the chrome engine. Microsoft is planning on putting IE rendering engine in the Windows version of Edge as a legacy compatibility option. That gets us past the make it work on all browsers thing. So hurry up Microsoft.

tfw you spend more time making the app "kinda" work in IE than you did building the entire website.

@iaan Modernizr, Autoprefixer, and Babel help a lot at least

my teachers: 😎