Re:The optional chaining operator, “modern” browsers, and my...
by urthor on Saturday January 15, 2022 @05:49AM
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Essentially, no. Especially if the developer is giving their time for free website.
The developer is putting in the hard yards to make the website for their community event. Why shouldn't the user make the effort to have a web browser that's updated to 2022?
It's a complex conversation, but "the customer is always right" is not always the case.
The developer is putting in the hard yards to make the website for their community event. Why shouldn't the user make the effort to have a web browser that's updated to 2022?
It's a complex conversation, but "the customer is always right" is not always the case.