We are a small team of developers who create JavaScript applications.
If we are not using jQuery, then we want to spend a lot of time trying to ensure that the code is cross-browser compatible, and we will run unit tests which are supported on all platforms. It's time consuming, and adds to our workflow, or takes time to set up.
But, we use jQuery. Do we still have to do all cross-browser testing?
If we already use it, then I'm looking for some logic to do extensive rational testing (i.e., using TestSwarm or something similar) JQuery - a library that basically Cross-browser eliminates problems.
Thoughts?
jQuery runs on all major browsers, but it always depends on the implementation and anything wrong Maybe, so it's always a good practice to check in browsers.
By doing this, 99% of code will be safe for you, but one% risk for the 1% code is still included and 1% can reduce serious bugs.
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