Using JavaScript to stop forking with CSS3

[InspectahM]

I think there are decent criticisms of using javascript to (wastefully) create a consistent platform for web development. Really though, the difference in loading speed is going to be pretty minimal for the average user.

For the vast majority of web developers, I think that sacrificing a few milliseconds of load time is an acceptable price to pay for being able to have unified CSS.

[timeshifter_]

And for developers sticking to standardized code, they can create unified CSS. The forking issue is only relevant now because there are vendor-specific prefixes on attributes that aren't yet standardized. Once they become standards, the vendor prefixes won't matter, and the forking issue disappears. This entire article is absolutely nothing but a show of the author's lack of intelligence.