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autoprefixer

0.4.20130530

Comparision Betweeen 0.4.20130530 and 0.4.20130528

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Version 0.4.20130530 Details

These two versions of the Autoprefixer npm package, 0.4.20130530 and 0.4.20130528, offer a glimpse into the rapid development cycle of front-end tooling. Both versions serve the core purpose of parsing CSS and automatically adding vendor prefixes based on the Can I Use database, ensuring cross-browser compatibility. The dependencies and development dependencies remain consistent. Both rely on "rework" for CSS parsing and manipulation and utilize tools like Mocha, Sinon, Should, Component, js-beautify, and CoffeeScript for testing, development, and code quality. The licensing (LGPL 3), repository location, and author information also remain unchanged, indicating a stable project foundation and consistent maintainership.

The key difference lies in their release dates. Version 0.4.20130530 was published on May 30, 2013, while version 0.4.20130528 was released a couple of days earlier, on May 27, 2013. This small time gap suggests that the update likely includes bug fixes, minor feature enhancements, or updated data from the Can I Use database to reflect the latest browser support for various CSS properties. For developers using Autoprefixer, upgrading to the newer version (0.4.20130530) is generally recommended to benefit from the latest improvements and ensure the most accurate vendor prefixing for optimal cross-browser performance. While the changes may seem minor, they contribute to a more robust and reliable CSS workflow.

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