Frameworks of Tomorrow - Speaker Deck

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Oh hai, I’m @mdo. :heart:

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Frameworks of Tomorrow And by tomorrow, I mean, like, tomorrow-ish.

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What brought us to today Today’s frameworks bleed into tomorrow Where we’re heading after that Huh?

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noun HTML, CSS, and/or JS for building awesome stuff on the Web faster and easier frame·work |ˈfrāmˌwərk|

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Yesterday Earlier tools led to the larger frameworks of today.

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And jQuery UI, Prototype, Scriptaculous, Mootools, etc.

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Today Comprehensive frameworks doing all the things.

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Do all the things—one stop shop Go beyond basic styling in many cases Usually provides components & behavior

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How’d we get to “Today?” CSS, styleguides, and people changed our tools.

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CSS evolved. Or at least, how we use it. And it will again.

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Designers embraced CSS CSS moved beyond type, forms, and grids People got tired of creating the same stuﬀ

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Docs became styleguides. More content in a slightly different format.

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Prominence of web inspector tools Live examples along with “docs” Frameworks coming from products

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Moar people. Lots of folks trying to build on the Web.

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Hella nerds working on the Web Folks from all diﬀerent backgrounds Everyone wants that fast starting point

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Tomorrow? Well, more like tonight, honestly.

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Frameworks focusing on learning & customization Beginners and customization tools change things.

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A renewed focus on simpler tools... One tool, one job. Endless opportunities.

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...leading to compilation frameworks “All your favorite tools from when you were young!”

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Normalize Some typography Any grid system Handful of JavaScript plugins Compilation framework + + + =

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320 and up

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Mobile Web frameworks are a’coming. Folks want the same tools on mobile.

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Just HTML, CSS, and JS Style and behavior are standardizing Immense opportunity for advanced stuﬀ

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Preprocessors coming at you from every angle SASS, LESS, etc will continue to add real power.

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Extend frameworks anyway you see ﬁt Powerful variables and mixins Built-in error handling

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People will write less JavaScript. Frameworks make it easy to use awesome behavior.

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Data attributes instead of raw JavaScript Natural extension of HTML and CSS Abstracted behavior, just like style Honorable mention: CSS animations

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Day after tomorrow? A few things to check out, like, next week or so.

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More frameworks being built at work, by you Build design systems based on a real product.

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In-house frameworks will be the norm More frameworks from products Learn from others, then do it yourself

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Component-level media queries Responsive for components, instead of viewports.

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Could change how frameworks are built Make it about content, not devices Also practical outside frameworks

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Designing native apps on the Web Design it interactively—using HTML, CSS, JS, etc.

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We kinda already have the ultimate design tool.

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It’s called Photoshop.

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jk lol :p

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It’s called the Web.

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The toolbox of the web is browsers, frameworks, dev products, etc.

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Designing with the Web by Steve Smith Power of CSS3 and designing in WebKit Use ﬁnal assets in your CSS Ability to use real data in complete ﬂows

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Let’s recap Time is a funny thing—and it creeps up on us.

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We’re in a familiar place. Tools of old have led to the large frameworks today.