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Guille Paz
July 27, 2013
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Fluent Conf 2013 Summary
Progressive Enhancement and History API on Twitter.
Guille Paz
July 27, 2013
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Summary
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Thanks!
Experiences along the time
What happened in 2010?
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CORE functionality
User should be able to navigate between section of the
site
Navigation between sections should be fast
URLs should be accessible regardless of the client’s abilities
Make page navigation easier and faster
Render runs on Server and Client
Routing model on the Client (mustache)
Strong relationship between a URL and its content
#Hash Navigation (hashbang)
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JavaScript is the core technology
2011
Optimizations available only on the Server
Multiples URLs
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Multiples Requests
Bad page-load performance
2012
Moving the rendering to the Server
No more #!
Just one URL
Load only what we need
2013
Speed up navigation between pages
One view, two types of requests
Server
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Client
History API
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Hijax
Be like water
The End
Questions