This weeks humor post is about dropping IE 6, 7 and 8 support in the next jQuery 2.0 version.

One of the advantages of using jQuery is to get on with your app logic and not worry about the cross-browser scripting issues. I don't think anyone would trade their website's IE support for a digit in their jquery.js file. Would you?

Covering your JavaScript and jQuery code with tests isn't that popular today. Don't you think?

Sometimes, including JavaScript library is an overkill. Example: just to get focus on form field. But sometimes, persisting on writing your own javascript library for a task that is solved by an existing framework is double overkill. And this Fridays humor post is just about that... )

NOTE: I am not against developers creating new stuff and challenging existing norms, on the very contrary. That's how "next great things" are built. I just don't get when we reject to harness the benefits of collective effort...

This week's "Friday jQuery humor" post is a bit late. Anyway, let's see how tough are you?

I thought I’d spice thing up a bit with some humour related to jQuery and JavaScript from my experience. With the new work and responsibilities, this kind of “surprise” happened to me more than once :)

If you like it, please share. Depending on the interest, this might become more periodic thing.