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Internet Explorer 11 Preview guide for developers

[This documentation is preliminary and is subject to change.]

The Internet Explorer 11 Preview guide for developers is the overview of the developer features and standards included in IE11 Preview. The developer guide also describes the latest features available to developers of Windows Store apps using JavaScript for Windows 8.1 Preview. Use the documentation and samples in this guide to take full advantage of these new features.

Important   The contents of this guide apply to both IE11 Preview and Windows Store apps using JavaScript for Windows 8.1 Preview, except where noted.

Overview

IE11 Preview advances the state of the art in real world performance for applications and sites with enhanced runtime capabilities enabling the next generation of web apps, gaming, and media consumption.

Optimized for touch and with support for more web standards than ever, IE11 Preview puts sites closer to users in Windows, offers premier security, and includes developer tools that help code across browsers (and even apps). For starters:

And, of course, there's much more. Look through the complete contents for the full listing.

Intended audience

This IE11 Preview guide for developers is written for use by Web developers and designers, as well as those developers interested in developing for Windows Store apps using JavaScript in Windows 8.1 Preview. This audience can use these resources to learn about the developer features in IE11 Preview. For those interested in the consumer-facing features of IE11 Preview, please see http://microsoft.com/ie.

Further resources

In addition to reading the developer guide, be sure to see the Release Notes for installation information and known issues, as well as the Internet Explorer Test Drive site for new demos and examples. You can also obtain detailed technical information about developer features by visiting the Internet Explorer Developer Center and the MSDN Library.

 

 

Build date: 6/26/2013

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