CHAPTER 7
Device and Feature Detection
In an ideal world we could always return the same HTML, CSS and JavaScript for any given page on our website. In the real world differences in capabilities and browser bugs will often necessitate some sort of client-side asset split. For example, JavaScript for doing photo uploads in the browser makes sense for recent iPhones and Android devices because they support the feature but not for older devices. Or perhaps you wish to use a feature of CSS for some devices and not others because of buggy support. In the last chapter we discussed how to do this. We saw that we could use custom View Engines, Display ...
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