klubadmin (2012-11-12 22:40:47)

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WELL...

First learn the difference in the types of languages for browsers.

Server side: the server must support it (and any good server should)

Client side:
-HTML
-CSS
-Javascript
-Some others

Now you need to learn what each of the client side languages do, cuz that's primarily what the game will be composed out of.


However, the simple answer to the question is no browser is perfect, but the 3DS supports (for the most part) up to HTML 4, CSS 2.1, and just about all javascript (that doesn't involve HTML 5) that I'm aware of.

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angelrulez7 (2012-11-13 04:12:16)

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Yeah.

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klubadmin (2012-11-15 21:57:19)

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@abranda Yes, I forgot to mention that a few CSS3 styles are implemented, but you'll have to figure out which ones (box-shadow isn't, but others are, and some others are just not what you'd expect).

EDIT: FYI, the 3DS used the -webkit prefix for most CSS3 styles (though not all).

Also, here's a quick list on some CSS3 on the 3ds:

Supported:
border-radius: ;
background: -webkit-gradient();
-webkit-transform: ; (Mostly)

Unsupported:
box-shadow: ;
text-shadow: ;

Supported, but behaves weird:
-webkit-box-reflect: ;

I'll add more to the list if others post them.

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2012-11-16 02:34:58

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klubadmin (2012-11-19 20:45:50)

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1) The 3DS DOES NOT support all javascript.

2) jQuery is pre-written javascript that's simplified

3) PHP is server side, so the server must support it.

Idk about XML. I don't use it.

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klubadmin (2012-11-29 20:11:14)

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LightChao, that's simply because the 3DS is not as powerful as most modern computers and therefore executes jQuery somewhat slowly (since jQ is optimized for the PC and not the 3DS).

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