there is a mobile project currently in testing, using vue (2.2.2) + mint-ui for development, and I don"t know how to handle compatibility. What method should be used to determine whether the current environment is working properly?
I just looked at the compatibility of vue. Android is 6 and iOS is 10. Do I want to judge that if ua is a version below Android 6 or ios 10, it directly tells the user that it is not compatible and cannot be run?
how does the online project solve this problem?
Vue does not support IE8 and below because Vue uses ECMAScript 5 features that IE8 cannot simulate. But it supports all browsers compatible with ECMAScript 5 .
there is basically no compatibility problem on the mobile side. If necessary, use babel-polyfill to
.I don't know how to solve the online project, but I think it is feasible to judge the browser version. The specific method can be written in the html header, or you can introduce a js, written by yourself at the beginning and jump to a prompt page if you decide that the browser is not supported. There is no need to support browsers that are too old. Full support is a waste of development resources.
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