JSConf 2015 Rey Bango

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Microsoft Edge claims standards compliance and targets 99% compatibility with other browsers and ships on Windows 10 ISOs for testing. Testing options include remoteIE with ngrok to expose localhost, downloadable virtual machines, a screenshot and site-scan service that flags issues, and paid or free tunneling via BrowserStack. Mobile debugging uses Vorlon and Weinre plugins. Enterprise migration tools include Enterprise Mode (IE8 emulation) and a site discovery kit. NetMarketShare shows ~55% IE usage, StatCounter ~22% desktop. Headless IE is in progress.

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1. 0:00Modern browser development
2. 2:56Supporting legacy browsers
3. 5:13Developer resources and tools
4. 7:56Corporate migration strategies
5. 10:48The future with Windows 10
6. 12:18Testing with remote tools
7. 18:16Professional testing services
8. 20:45Mobile and device testing
9. 26:11Feedback and final resources

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