- From: Dean Edwards <dean@edwards.name>
- Date: Sat, 26 Jun 2004 02:07:52 +0100
Jim Ley wrote: > No I can't, they will not meet my QA teams requirements (HTC's are > outlawed, they're SHITE!) they'd also need to be available in a > suitable licence and up to sufficient code quality to satisfy me, I > really can't see that happening, especially as it's likely to be a > considerable bloat to the size of each page impacting on rendering > time and download times. > can you outline your objections to HTCs? i am in touch with the IT department of a huge company that has invested heavily in them (100,000 user intranet). although they have had some problems, it's my understanding that they are not insurmountable. the main problem is microsoft's lack of documentation. nor is there much information available through web development communities. i've found them a pain to test with but once settled they are fine. page bloat can be avoided by implementing correct caching. but i am interested in particular problems that you have experienced. -dean
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