Some of us are restricted in what tools/libraries we can use when developing js applications, either by corporate policy/licence restrictions or by having to target legacy browsers.
This talk will cover a solution to this problem that has been gradually developed through reading, experimentation and refinement.
While not the most glamorous of topics, hopefully it will be useful to people who find themselves in a similar situation.
Some of us are restricted in what tools/libraries we can use when developing js applications, either by corporate policy/licence restrictions or by having to target legacy browsers. This talk will cover a solution to this problem that has been gradually developed through reading, experimentation and refinement. While not the most glamorous of topics, hopefully it will be useful to people who find themselves in a similar situation.