The
Internet Explorer Developer Channel will provide an early insight into the next
version of Internet Explorer
Developers can try new features of the next version of Internet Explorer
with a test issue, Microsoft has released for their use.
The Internet Explorer Developer channel, which can be downloaded for
Windows 7 SP1 and Windows 8.1, is independent copy of the user's IE, so that
test programmers, the latest browser features without interrupting their
current browser settings (Information Technology Latest News).
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The Internet Explorer Developer Channel is an early version of IE offer
while it is still working on Microsoft programmers. Developers can functions
for the next editions of the browser designed to help them to build better web
applications and sites that use the new features only a preview.
Microsoft also hopes that the developer feedback, it may be better to
implement the company's upcoming features.
The developer version provides a sandbox test environment, as it does not
interfere with the user's IE browser profile. The browser will not run as fast
as the standard edition of IE, and because it is a beta version, should not be
used in production environments.
With the trial version Microsoft is the replication of the rapid
development environments from other browser vendors used.
Mozilla provides nightly builds of the next version of the Firefox
browser in development. Google also offers developer versions of its Chrome
browser.
Microsoft plans to issue frequent updates to the test version of IE, it
announces the DevChannel.Modern.IE developer resource site.
Microsoft browser also comes with the F12 developer tools, designed to
help debug and optimization of websites and web applications.