The End of Internet Explorer
Today marks a linchpin moment in web development, and especially front‑end development. Microsoft has formally retired their long‑standing, divisive browser.
Articles
Internet Explorer
Internet Explorer was Microsoft's web browser (now discontinued). It played a very significant role in my formative years in front‑end web development and remains one of the most‑used browsers in the world to this day.
Below you will find a subset of articles from my blog specifically about Internet Explorer. Although this is a topic I've been working with for many years, it's fair to say that I've not written about it often. I've only managed to publish three articles about it, which you can see and read below.
The End of Internet Explorer. 
If Not Internet Explorer Conditional HTML. If Not Internet Explorer Conditional HTML
Conditional comments were once the standard way to target Internet Explorer. This guide shows how the non‑IE pattern works and where it catches people out.
Best Practices for Cross‑Browser Compatibility. Best Practices for Cross‑Browser Compatibility
Cross‑browser compatibility ensures a consistent user experience across different browsers. Best practices, CSS and JS techniques, and testing strategies.