The Future

A brief history of the browser and a look into the not so distant future. Also a little about URLs and why our apps shouldn't break the web by not supporting URLs.

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1. The Future
2. @gcollazo
5. getblimp.com
6. The Future
8. WWW
9. Browser
10. Tech
11. Don’t break the web
12. 1.
13. The Internet
14. WWW
17. Linked Documents
18. We wanted more
19. Dynamic pages
20. Forms
21. Web Apps
22. Some apps where not possible
23. Each reload kills state
24. We wanted more
25. JavaScript
26. DHTML
27. AJAX
28. jQuery
29. Now we have a mess
30. Competing technologies
31. People don’t really know JavaScript
32. Bad code & bad experiences
33. Just don’t do “JavaScript-Heavy” apps
35. 333 KB 571 KB
36. Sprinkle JavaScript
37. Even worse code
38. 2.
39. What are the tools of the web?
40. HTML CSS JavaScript
41. Available in every browser
42. Even Smartphones
43. But what if JavaScript is disabled?
44. What if CSS is disabled?
45. What if HTML is disabled?
46. We need all of them
47. JavaScript is part of the WWW
48. 3.
49. JavaScript is bad
51. JavaScript makes no sense
52. JavaScript is poorly designed
53. JavaScript is slow
54. Ubiquity is more important
55. Open Standard
56. 4.
57. Standards are slow
58. We live in a new world
59. Evergreen Browsers
60. Chrome Firefox IE
61. Safari?
62. 5.
63. The future of the web is already here
74. Impossible without JavaScript
75. Not only a document viewer
76. Application Runtime
77. Yeah but you need native for…
79. Connectivity
80. 3D, Graphics, Effects
81. Device Access
82. Multimedia
83. WebRTC
85. 6.
87. +1 (501) 321-4321
88. URL
89. http://wikipedia.org
90. Interface of the web
91. Defines the web
92. Hyperlinks
93. HTML CSS JavaScript
94. Don’t break the web
95. Sharing
96. Refreshing
97. Back button
98. Open in new tab
99. If you app doesn’t have URLs you are braking the web
100. Don’t break the web
101. @gcollazo