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JavaScript Object-Oriented JavaScript (2015) Practice Project User Interface Code

Johan Benjaminsson
Johan Benjaminsson
7,989 Points
Posted by Johan Benjaminsson
Johan Benjaminsson
7,989 Points

Browser support

What browser support do everything in this course have?

1 Answer

geoffrey
geoffrey
28,736 Points
geoffrey
geoffrey
28,736 Points

I guess everything should work pretty well with most browsers... May I ask what's the concern you could have with browser compatibilities ?

Johan Benjaminsson
Johan Benjaminsson
7,989 Points
Johan Benjaminsson
Johan Benjaminsson
7,989 Points

Thanks. Just curious about the support cause it wasn't mentioned :). I guess he stayed away from stuff like getelementbyclassname for that reason.

geoffrey
geoffrey
28,736 Points
geoffrey
geoffrey
28,736 Points

I finished the course , Andrew mostly uses document.getElementById(id) as Method, this method is well supported in all major browsers. He also uses the click method, but same story here, It's well supported. If you want to go a bit further with oriented object programming, that's great course. He teaches how to use constructors functions to build your objects, how to create your methods correctly, using prototypes and some more interesting concepts. It's honestly a nice course, at least that was perfect for me with the knowledge I currently have.

Andrew Chalkley
Andrew Chalkley
Treehouse Guest Teacher
Andrew Chalkley
Andrew Chalkley
Treehouse Guest Teacher

Yeah this should be compatible with everything. I tried to stick the methods/properties used in Dave McFarland's previous courses, I think click is the only one that's new. All of them do have wide support, probably anything released after 2000 :)

I wanted to show you can build fairly complex things with only a handful of methods/properties. You don't need to know everything that the DOM has to offer to build web apps.