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Explain IE support in docs #1462

Open good-idea opened 6 years ago

good-idea commented 6 years ago

Description:

(Forgive me if this doesn't belong in a Github issue)

I've only just found Steal and would like to use it in a new project. But, when I look at the Repo, there's a (literal) red flag at the top of the Readme: No IE support. Many of my clients require IE support, or at the very least, sensible fallbacks. Since steal is more or less the 'root' of whatever I'm building, I'm hesitant to move forward. I especially don't want to be testing my build in IE as I move forward, and would worry about coming across a problem down the line that simply can't be fixed (Falling back to my old Webpack config would always be an option, I suppose).

So:

In what ways does Steal.js not work with IE? Are these limitations able to be patched with polyfills or other methods?

justinbmeyer commented 6 years ago

I believe steal 1.0 supports IE. I’m not sure what 2.0 takes. Of course the built version should support IE, so I think you could always test IE against that.