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An introduction to the changing landscape of Web Development, how Cloud App Dev is supplanting Web Dev, and how PaaS plays into the picture.

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Next Generation
Web Dev Techniques
with Cloud Foundry
Lucas Carlson

Web App History
• HTML • Thin frontend
• DHTML • Thick backend
• XHTML
• CSS
• AJAX • Thick frontend
• HTML5 • Thin backend

Early Web

• Network slow
• Browsers slow • Thick backend logic
• Servers fast

Middle Web

• Network fast
• Browsers slow • Thick backend logic
• Servers fast • Some client logic
• AJAX/DHTML

Modern Web

• Network fast
• Browsers fast
• Servers fast • Thick client logic
• HTML5
• Mobile

Thick Clients

• Gmail: 2007
• MobileMe: 2008
• Twitter redesign: 2011

Web Architectures

• Spaghetti
• MVC
• API Bindings
• Fat Client

Spaghetti

• PHP, Perl, Javascript
• Build everything from ﬁrst principles

MVC

• Rails, Django
• Apply MVC to backend server
• Client side code is still spaghetti

API Bindings

• Knockout, Backbone
• Client code framework, loose structure
• Flexible UI
• Simple API backends

Fat Client

• Cappuccino, SproutCore
• Apply MVC to frontend client
• Prescribed UI elements
• Simple API backends

Large scale web apps
• Monolithic
• One code base
• Feature creep
• Heavier and heavier
• Memory leaks
• Performance nightmare

Scaling issues

• Database grows
• 100+ tables
• SQL spaghetti queries

Pull them apart

• Create services
• Pull apart user registration
• A few services
• Big monolith hard to kill

Better Way?

• Start by building services
• Small, independent pieces of code
• Scale independently
• Compose in the front

Old Habits

• Old web development was based on old
limitations
• Old habits no longer serving us well

New SaaS

• SaaS is headed this way
• Stripe for billing
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3. Lucas Carlson Circa 2005 RUBY!!!?!?!

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11. Web App History • HTML • Thin frontend • DHTML • Thick backend • XHTML • CSS • AJAX • Thick frontend • HTML5 • Thin backend

12. Early Web • Network slow • Browsers slow • Thick backend logic • Servers fast

13. Middle Web • Network fast • Browsers slow • Thick backend logic • Servers fast • Some client logic • AJAX/DHTML

14. Modern Web • Network fast • Browsers fast • Servers fast • Thick client logic • HTML5 • Mobile

15. Thick Clients • Gmail: 2007 • MobileMe: 2008 • Twitter redesign: 2011

16. Web Architectures • Spaghetti • MVC • API Bindings • Fat Client

17. Spaghetti • PHP, Perl, Javascript • Build everything from ﬁrst principles

18. MVC • Rails, Django • Apply MVC to backend server • Client side code is still spaghetti

19. API Bindings • Knockout, Backbone • Client code framework, loose structure • Flexible UI • Simple API backends

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21. Fat Client • Cappuccino, SproutCore • Apply MVC to frontend client • Prescribed UI elements • Simple API backends

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