This is a terrific and nuanced talk that packs a lot into less than twenty minutes.
I heartily concur with Rich’s assessment that most websites aren’t apps or documents but something in between. It’s a continuum. And I really like Rich’s proposed approach: transitional web apps.
(The secret sauce in transitional web apps is progressive enhancement.)
“Transitional Apps with Rich Harris” “The secret sauce in transitional web apps is progressive enhancement.” This key to a Kuhn-style paradigm shift: a new model that does a better job of fitting all of the various existing ideas and practices together adactio.com/links/18514
Transitional Apps, with @Rich_Harris. The secret sauce to a great user experience that is fast, resiliant and widely compatible with crawlers and preview cards is an old friend: progressive enhancement. – via @adactio adactio.com/links/18514
A fascinating talk looking at the history of the intersection of knitting and stitching with wartime cryptography and resistance.
Wow! Grace Hopper has always been a hero to me, but I had no idea she was such a fantastic presenter. She’s completely engaging, with the timing and deadpan delivery of a stand-up comedian at times.
Everyone’s raving about this great talk by Marcin, and rightly so!
This video was in my “Watch Later” queue for ages but I finally got ‘round to watching it this weekend. It’s ace! Great content, great narrative, great delivery—would’ve made a good dConstruct talk.
Here’s the video of the talk I gave at Web Dev Conf in Bristol recently. I think you can tell that I had fun—it was a good audience!
The View Transitions API glass is way more full than it is empty.
The View Transitions API (formerly Shared Element Transitions) could be the best or worst thing to happen to the web in years.
Web browsers provide you with great features for free. Why would you choose to use tools that stop you taking advantage of that?
Fear of a third-party planet.
Improving performance on The Session.