is IE6 still necessary to be compatible in front-end production?

The domestic market for IE 6~7 support There is a certain demand, but for a front-end developer, we should go forward to promote the industry, not constituting, compromise.

Once, the ability to provide support for older versions of IE is a prerequisite for a front-end developer. With the advent of the mobile Internet, this skill is no longer so important.

For developers with many years of front-end development experience, support IE 6~7 should be a cinch, but should rely on their own experience and influence, leading those new entrants to focus on, using cutting-edge technology, rather than conservative. For new entrants, we recommend ignoring the old Internet Explorer directly, wasting time and energy on your old browser, which is no benefit to your career. These browsers will soon be put into the museum, and the knowledge you are now learning about these old browsers will become worthless. Of course, if someone is dedicated to becoming a browser archaeologist, that's another matter.

We were naïve to expect that the domestic internet giants, like Google, to abandon the old version of IE support, relying on their huge number of users and influence, leading users to experience a better browser. Obviously, we are thinking more. Business interests are so important that moral integrity is rare, just as Microsoft stops XP support and someone quickly comes in.

As practitioners in this industry, we should try to persuade our clients to persuade supervisors not to waste their resources on old browsers. If they cannot be changed, they can change themselves, and more and more companies are developing only for modern browsers. To make compatible with the old version of the browser time to enjoy life, accompany with family, accompany sister, how good. What the? You east, home too far, and no sister? Well, you're not going to get a sister! Every day to engage in antique browser, destined to be lonely to the old.

We have no intention to criticize the old version of IE, but that she has completed her mission, to the time of the dead.

is IE6 still necessary to be compatible in front-end production?