The topic of my talk will be "Front-End Development after Internet Explorer" and the changes that (should) have happened in the wake of Microsoft ending support for "oldIE" browsers (IE8 - IE10) in January 2016.

1. Front-End Development after Internet Explorer
Adrian Sandu, @adysandu
5 July 2016, DublinCSS
Cover Artwork by SitePoint/Natalia Balska
https://www.sitepoint.com/cleaning-house-after-internet-explorer/
https://www.sitepoint.com/front-end-development-internet-explorer/

2. Once upon a Time...

4. Beginning of the End for oldIE
12 January 2016 – last support patch for IE8, IE9, IE10
Should we drop support?
NO YES

5. Hasta la Vista, Baby!
● Throw away the browser hacks
● Bye bye conditional comments
● Slim down your JavaScript libraries
● Remove proprietary CSS values
● Get rid of obsolete Meta tags
● Clean up your custom web fonts
● Simplify your cross-browser testing

6. Throw Away the Browser Hacks
For more info visit Browserhacks.com

7. Bye Bye Conditional Comments

8. Slim Down Your JavaScript Libraries

9. Remove Proprietary CSS Values

10. Get Rid of Obsolete Meta Tags

11. Clean up Your Custom Web Fonts

12. Simplify Your Cross-Browser Testing

13. Out with the old, in with the new!
NEWOLD

14. Flexbox
CSS Animations
(2D/3D transitions and transforms)
Multi-column layout
CSS Gradients
SVG Filters
Pointer events

15. New attributes:
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Autofocus
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Dataset & data-* attributes
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hidden, placeholder,
spellcheck, pattern
classList
(DOMTokenList)
PNG favicons
New input types
(email, telephone, URL, range)
<progress>
iframe sandbox

16. Questions?