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- 1. Build the mobile webyou want @k88hudson
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- 5. – browser vendors We’reworking on it
- 6. Native Web ok prettybad terrible, working on it meh ok sometimes
- 7. What do wedo?
- 8. “I feel likeit’s time to revisit the web vs. native debate, and concede defeat — or, at least, concede that the web cannot, and should not, compete with native when it comes to complex, app-like structures.”
- 9. “Conceding defeat willforce us to rethink the web’s purpose and unique strengths — and that’s long overdue.”
- 10. This is atotally reasonable, rational argument
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- 16. An app… inJavaScript?!
- 17. When I decidedto write the Gmail interface in Javascript, pretty much everyone who knew anything about Javascript or web browsers told me that it was a bad idea. It had been tried in the past, and always ended in disaster. – Paul Buchheit, lead developer of Gmail in 2004
- 19. “While I ampersonally opposed to all use of JavaScript, I understand that JavaScript can do some things that you can't do with normal HTML… Just remember, if Amazon can [do without JavaScript], so can you.” – “Anti-JavaScript FAQ”
- 20. “A lot ofdesigners think it’s their god-given right to annoy the hell out of visitors with bulky Javascript effects, so turning off Javascript is almost a requirement to visit some websites.” – “Javascript is Evil”
- 21. “Blindly accepting ahigh level of security risk on the web [by enabling JavaScript] is as shaky as a ride on the Canadian space shuttle (made of birch bark and pine gum)” – “Stupid JavaScript Security Tricks”
- 22. “The XML HTTPthing”
- 23. “The XML HTTPthing”
- 24. You are herebecause of a massive hack
- 26. Now is thetime to hack
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- 28. Test new featuresbefore their time The First Level of Hack
- 29. Service workers!! (Coming toFF in fall 2015)
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- 31. (This is notcontroversial stuff)
- 32. Build new abstractions TheSecond Level of Hack
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- 36. Blow sh*t up TheThird Level of Hack
- 37. What if youcould hack your user agent?
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- 44. • Poor offlineexperience • Memory leaks in long-lived processes • UI perf • Android <4.4
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- 50. What about Android4.2, 4.0, ..?
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- 54. Expose a customJava interface to Javascript
- 55. Expose a customJava interface to Javascript MainActivity.java index.js
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- 58. Similar to serverside routing, but we get native Android transitions
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- 60. Web: React view Android:Router, SharedPreferences
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- 67. What else? • Bindto Android’s offline network caching utilities • Hook into native gestures • Device/OS integration • ???
- 68. Will it work?Who knows…
- 69. You get tobuild the web you want
- 71. is finding adequatesolutions to problems that matter, in a way that someone in the future can understand and improve on. Really good engineering
- 72. Hack the goodhack, my friends
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