Dynamic Static Site Strategies - Wuthering Bytes

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> {} t DYNAMIC STATIC SITE STRATEGIES WUTHERING BYTES, HEBDEN BRIDGE, AUGUST 2014

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< }\ stu {}\ STATIC SITE GENERATORS

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> {} t SSGEEWIZZ

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH A QUICK INTRO

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< }\ stu {}\ PHILHAWKSWORTH @

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH CLIENTS

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH FRONT END

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH I’M A SOFTWARE ENGINEER WHAT LANGUAGE? JAVASCRIPT HA HA HA HA...!

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><\ {} t @PHILHAWKSWORTH >< F#@!!!

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH TOOLS ENGINEERING o

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><\ {} t @PHILHAWKSWORTH >< M HIPSTER TAX the

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><\ {} t @PHILHAWKSWORTH >< THE GOOD OL’ DAYS

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH ~/htdocs

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH http://aston.ac.uk/~hawkswpn 404

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH cgi-bin

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH PERL

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH Q PLUMBING & INFRASTRUCTURE

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH A RETURN TO SIMPLICITY

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH THE CHALLENGE

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH THE {CLIENT} NEEDS A BEAUTIFUL SITE CLEAR CONTENT GOOD BROWSER SUPPORT SPEEDY LOADING EASY TO UPDATE PROBABLY A CMS DYNAMIC CONTENT SENSIBLE URLS

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH A MOBILE FIRST RESPONSIVE WEB APP BUZZWORD ALERT k k

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH AMOBILEFIRSTRESPONSIVEWEBAPP #

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH A WEB SITE

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH THE {CLIENT} NEEDS A BEAUTIFUL SITE CLEAR CONTENT GOOD BROWSER SUPPORT SPEEDY LOADING EASY TO UPDATE PROBABLY A CMS DYNAMIC CONTENT SENSIBLE URLS

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH IS THIS ONLY POSSIBLE WITH A DYNAMIC SERVER ARCHITECTURE?

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< }\ stu {}\ NO

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH STATIC ARCHITECTURE DYNAMIC FEATURES for

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH WHAT DOES DYNAMIC MEAN?

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH PERSONALISED CONTENT

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH USER GENERATED CONTENT

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH TIME TO REFRESH

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH { PUBLISH to TIME

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH KEEP IT FRESH

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH CODE DEPLOYMENT CONTENT DEPLOYMENT

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH THE OPPORTUNITY

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH CONSIDER HONEST USE CASES

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH MANY TYPES OF SITES

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH TARGETED CONTENT

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH READ ONLY

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH READ OFTEN

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH WE CAN MAKE EVERYTHING FASTER

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH GROUND BREAKING NEW APPROACH 6 2002

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH BAKE, DON’T FRY

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH BAKE, DON’T FRY AARON SWARTZ

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH WEBMAKE A PERL CMS

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH I CARE ABOUT NOT HAVING TO MAINTAIN CRANKY AOLSERVER, POSTGRES AND ORACLE INSTALLS AARON SWARTZ, 2002

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH REDUCE COMPLEXITY

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH EASE OF DEVELOPEMENT

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH INCREASED PORTABILITY

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH CONFIDENCE

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH ENTERPRISE COMPLIANCE

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH SECURITY AUDIT PENETRATION TESTING LOAD TESTING

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH NOT ABOUT PERFORMANCE

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH SOME CHEAP PERFORMANCE GAINS EXIST but

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH FILE BASED ARCHITECTURE

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH RAPID REQUEST RESPONSE

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH COSTS

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH HOSTING

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH AT SCALE, THIS CAN BE BIG

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH MAINTENANCE

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH LESS INFRASTRUCTURE FEWER SERVERS LESS PRODUCTION CODE

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH TOOLS & ENABLERS

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH EASIER ITERATION DYNAMIC through

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH GENERATORS AUTOMATION HOSTING

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH GENERATORS AUTOMATION HOSTING

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH JEKYLL RUBY HYDE PYTHON MIDDLEMAN RUBY DOCPAD JAVASCRIPT ASSEMBLE JAVASCRIPT HARP JAVASCRIPT

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH STATICSITEGENERATORS.NET DOCPAD / AUTOMATED / 274 SSGs

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH 290

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><\ {} t @PHILHAWKSWORTH >< M HIPSTER TAX the

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH JEKYLL

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH BIG STACK TINY STACK SMALL STACK

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH The one problem with the “bake” philosophy is dependencies. It’s difﬁcult to keep track of which pages depend on which others and regenerate them correctly when they change.

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH RICH TEMPLATING ENGINES PARTIALS INHERITANCE LOGIC

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< }\ stu {}\ wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_template_system

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< }\ stu {}\ wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_template_system

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH DEPENDENCIES

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH ATWOOD’S LAW

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH ATTWOOD’S LAW ANY APPLICATION THAT CAN BE WRITTEN IN JAVASCRIPT, WILL EVENTUALLY BE WRITTEN IN JAVASCRIPT JEFF ATWOOD, 2007

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH $ npm i tall ns

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH $ npm i tall n s

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH BIG STACK TINY STACK SMALL STACK

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH HARPJS

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH HARPJS PREPROCESSING EJS, SWIG SASS, LESS COFFEESCRIPT

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH RAPID & POWERFUL SITE GENERATION

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH RAPID & POWERFUL SITE GENERATION SOLVED

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH GENERATORS AUTOMATION HOSTING

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH  3 3 3 \ \

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH AUTOMATION REPEATABLE PREDICTABLE LOW FRICTION

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH FABRIC

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH GRUNT GULP BRUNCH

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH GRUNT GULP BRUNCH BELCH BURP COUGH SNEEZE M M M

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH GENERATORS AUTOMATION HOSTING

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH SITE44

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH  3 3 3 \ \

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH GITHUB PAGES

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> {} t BITBALLOON

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> {} t BITBALLOON

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> {} t HOSTING & OPTIMISATION AS A SERVICE AUTOMATIC CDN MANAGEMENT AUTOMATED DEPLOYMENTS OTHER FUNKY SHIZZLE BITBALLOON

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH EXAMPLES

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< }\ stu {}\ BEERCLUB SIMPLEST EXAMPLE SIMPLEST WORKFLOW POWERED BY NERDS

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH GITHUB PAGES

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH HOSTING

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH VERSION CONTROL

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH DEPLOYMENT

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH SITE GENERATION

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH $ git push origin gh-pages

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><\ {} t @PHILHAWKSWORTH >< {{ site.data.FILENAME }}

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><\ {} t @PHILHAWKSWORTH >< {{ site.data.drops }}

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< }\ stu {}\

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH TOTALLY FORKED SIMPLEST EXAMPLE SIMPLEST WORKFLOW NOT POWERED BY NERDS

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH SIMPLIFYING DUMBING DOWN is not

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH SIMPLIFYING FOCUS ON WHAT lets us MATTERS

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GOOGLE

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Developers Relations

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><\ {} t @PHILHAWKSWORTH >< developers.google.com/web/fundamentals

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< }\ stu {}\ github.com/Google/WebFundamentals

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH SIMPLIFYING FOCUS ON WHAT lets us MATTERS

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH LIMITATIONS & WORKAROUNDS

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH SEARCH & COMMENTS

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH SEARCH

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH SIMPLE INDEX JAVASCRIPT PROGRESSIVE ENHANCEMENT A JEKYLL EXAMPLE

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< }\ stu {}\ A SIMPLE BLOG SITE

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><\ {} t @PHILHAWKSWORTH >< { "posts" : [ {% for item in site.posts %} { "title" : "{{ item.title }}", "url" : "{{ item.url }}", "date" : "{{ item.date | date_to_long_string }}", "words" : "{{ item.content | strip_html | wordmap }}" } {% if forloop.last != true %},{% endif %} {% endfor %} ]} SRC/SEARCH.JSON

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><\ {} t @PHILHAWKSWORTH >< { ! "posts" : [ ! { ! ! "title" : "TF;DR - Too funky; Didn't read.", ! ! "url" : "/blog/too-funky-didnt-read", ! ! "date" : "06 January 2014", !"words" : "observations web excess trend for 'parallax' 'scrolljacking' sites has long had me grumbl site) rest quote hits home though: agencies require loading screens gobble your mobile d hear regardless implementation performance h ! }, ... SITE/SEARCH.JSON

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< }\ stu {}\ INLINE JAVASCRIPT SEARCH

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH LOAD ASYNCHRONOUSLY AFTER PAGE CACHED AND STATIC CONTEXTUAL LOAD PAGE WEIGHT?

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< }\ stu {}\ CONTEXTUAL LOADING

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH JAVASCRIPT ONLY?

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< }\ stu {}\ PROGRESSIVE ENHANCEMENT

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><\ {} t @PHILHAWKSWORTH >< SRC/SEARCH/INDEX.HTML

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< }\ stu {}\ JSBIN.COM/HELP

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><\ {} t @PHILHAWKSWORTH >< COMMENTS

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH WHAT ABOUT COMMENTS? FIRST! DAMMIT I THOUGHT I WAS FIRST BUT U BEAT ME LOL ROFL OMG WTF HA HA!!!!!!!!!

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH HOW TIMELY SHOULD COMMENTS BE? REAL TIME OR MODERATED?

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>< {}\ stu @PHILHAWKSWORTH COMMENT APPROVAL WORKFLOW

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> {} t POOLE

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