JavascriptKata

I’m not a PHP guy and I like to use standards for the languages I’m using so this php.js thing is not for me at all. In fact, I really dislike PHP and though I use it often, there is no reason in the world I would want to use its syntax to write javascript.

Import the librairie (packed) and write javascript like you never wrote it before.

Example, you want to use the good ol’ strrpos to find position of last occurrence of a char in a string (example from the site)

would return 16.

But what happens if a non-PHP guy as to modify your PHPed javascript?

I spent a lot of time testing cross-browser compatibility on the last site I did. My friend Frank of Ruby Fleebie is loosing hours trying to be compatible with Firefox and Internet Explorer. So, when I heard that a simple javascript file could help us in our work, I thought that it would be nice to share it with you.

Here it is : IE7.js version 2.0 (beta). Check out the demo page and start having fun again by worrying less with cross-browser compatibility.

I also started the Not tested in IE initiative. What is it? It is for developers who don’t want to test if the page or site displays correctly in Internet Explorer©. You just add the following logo on your site and you’re ready to go!

I proudly announce you that I hate PHP is the first site that joined the initiative. Look at the bottom of the page for the logo.