Living Standard - Speaker Deck

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LIVING STANDARD Remy Sharp ● @rem

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I ❤ the web. Remy Sharp ● @rem

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I ❤ the web. Remy Sharp ● @rem

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I ❤ the web. Remy Sharp ● @rem

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I ❤ the web. and coding for browsers Remy Sharp ● @rem

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I am humbled by the web.

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The web is the most hostile software engineering environment imaginable. “

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I am not an engineer. I am a web developer. I am a tinkerer.

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You do not have to learn everything

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You do not have to learn everything Be kind to yourself.

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Understand your tools

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Solve problems Don’t apply solutions

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have fun too This was slide was going to be about ES6, but I changed it to…

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Arrow functions, but mostly because it looks cool: fn = () => …; Default param arguments: (ctx = document, s = ‘’) => ctx.querySelector(s); Property shorthand: return { nodes, length } Destructuring: const { nodes } = fn(‘span’);

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Browser APIs

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Get out of your comfort zone

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Read Write Share

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Raise the voices of others !

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Work for diversity

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People learn at different speeds It’s not just simple.

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Why be excited about the web today?

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WebVR https://webvr.info https://copresence.herokuapp.com

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https://bit.ly/web-bluetooth-demos

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Progressive Web Apps

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Progressive Web Apps

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Control over the network: offline, li-ﬁ, cache, etc…

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First class citizens on homescreen

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3X more time on site 40% high re-engagement 3X lower data usage 70% greater conversion from homescreen https://bit.ly/flipkart-study

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“Push notiﬁcations allowed us to bring one of the most compelling capabilities from our native app to our mobile site. We see a direct 20% click through rate from push notiﬁcations…” http://bit.ly/pwa-study-btr – Beyond the Rack

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Reliable: control over the network Security: TLS/HTTPS, permissions Performance: fast, responsive (in all senses) Availability: homescreen, push notiﬁcations

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Service worker: network control, offline, li-ﬁ HTTPS & HTTP2: security, performance, push Manifest: add to homescreen, icons, standalone, orientation Push notiﬁcations: re-engagement …more

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{ "short_name": "My sweet app", "name": "This be the bees knees sweet app", "icons": [ { "src": "icon-144.png", "sizes": "144x144", "type": "image/png" } ], "start_url": "/?utm_source=web_app_manifest", "display": "standalone", "orientation": "portrait", "background_color": "#ff0000", "theme_color": "#00ff00" }

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Polymer: starter kit & elements WebRTC: PeerJS WebSockets: BinaryJs NodeJS Material Design

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Polymer: starter kit & elements WebRTC: PeerJS WebSockets: BinaryJs NodeJS Material Design UX: