Also on standards: what is a good thing for unification?

Speaking of standards, especially in recent discussions, we have been talking about 9x years. Netscape seems to be the least standard in that year, and IE is the pioneer of standards. Why did all the organizations in this Organization go there? In fact, what really does not do is just other people, let Microsoft unify the rivers and lakes, but the poor is changed, and began to know that it should play a role.

In addition, if there is only one standard in the world, and this standard is Microsoft's, won't Microsoft really make progress? How can I earn money without a new product? However, the shift of focus creates an opportunity to bring some "Righteous" back to the stage.

Microsoft is right. a product that has been in service for six years is indeed enough ...., however, such a mistake is at best a mistake in the company's strategy. If Netscape is still present, everyone will be more arrogant. In addition, although there are various disappointments in IE6's governance period, many web developers have gained a relatively calm environment to grow.

This is like Windows 3.1-Windows 9X. in 1990s, it provided a relatively stable environment and trained a large number of programmers. If Linux, UNIX, MacOS, and OS/2 are all active, it may be faster or slower. What is this? The original accumulation process is nothing more than the accumulation of practitioners.

Microsoft has now begun to sell the market (of course, it is not his selfless commitment). If a company's own mistakes need to attach responsibilities to Web developers all over the world, consider the above, should we thank Microsoft in turn?

I personally don't like this. To be honest, I am not a pure web developer, but I think this is not a bad thing for Web developers.

You may think that if IE 6/IE 7/IE 8/FF/Safari/Opera/khtml (based on a long list) is evenly allocated places, more skills are required, that is, A higher job or workload leads to a higher salary or job opportunity for those who master these skills.

In the future, it is recommended that the Silverlight/flash/enhanced version of SVG + JS be deployed in three different parts of the world, and then Microsoft's original VML team will come back, simply converting the PNG file into a programmable one. Then Google made its own things, and Sun's applet made another comeback. Make sure that the user's machine does not have this one, and the machine does not have this one. It is best to uninstall and play with each other like 3721.

Well, it's a good deal of money. Let's take it to developers ~

I really mean that I have no irony at all. After all, most people are engaged in technical work based on such products (not just the Web field) and rely on these things to survive.

Unified? In the end, it only saves the cost of business organizations. Is it true that web developers will suffer less? I don't know how bitter it is. Regardless of the technology, the slower the development, the longer the technology life for the vast majority of our developers.

Let everyone contend with each other. Each has its own standards ~~.