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So, I just learned about these recently and am about to put them into a site. Now, the question I am posing is, does this at all throw any kid of errors in IE 6+? Yes, I know IE6, what can you do.. When I say errors, I mean IE errors / warnings.
Appreciate all the help as usual, thanks in advance.
-Wes
Firstly, yes: jQuery does work with IE6 — it says as much on the jQuery Homepage (hover over the “Cross browser” link and you’ll see a popup that says IE6+). (having said that, a lot of third-party jQuery plugins are not IE6 compatible, so be careful about that)
Underscore.js I’m less certain about — I haven’t tried it on IE6, and the Underscore.js website is not explicit about which browsers it supports. However it does include functions designed to replace functionality missing from older browsers, and IE6 is discussed in the issue tickets on github, so I would say give it a go.