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Closing keynote of the Fronteers conference in Amsterdam. Blog notes are available at http://www.wait-till-i.com/2011/10/07/the-prestige-of-being-a-web-developer-fronteers-11
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- 1. The prestige of being a web developer. Christian Heilmann, Fronteers, Amsterdam, October 2011
- 2. There is a lot of talk about HTML5 and when you look at the demos showing what it can do we are faced with a lot of interactive videos and 3D animations. HTML5 however means much more than that - it turns web technologies into a real application environment and in this talk Chris Heilmann of Mozilla will show you how your backend code can benefit greatly from the new features modern browsers offer us. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0482571/
- 3. A W E S O M E!
- 6. how do magic tricks work?
- 7. three parts to any magic trick.
- 8. 1 - The Pledge
- 9. 2 - The Turn
- 10. 3 - The Prestige
- 11. “I use Google mostly. Is that a mac?”
- 12. Native 3D sound in pure CSS with fallback for IE6!
- 13. +1 that like and a RT on that!
- 14. Most inspiring talk ever!
- 16. How do good magicians work?
- 18. <button> vs. <div class="clicky"> if ( test ) { apply(); }
- 19. In the old days... Behaviour HTML Presentation Structure
- 20. DHTML days (1) Behaviour JS Presentation HTML Structure JS
- 21. DHTML days (2) Behaviour CSS Presentation JS HTML Structure
- 22. The gospel (according to Zeldman) Behaviour JS CSS Presentation HTML Structure
- 23. The now... Behaviour SS JS C ntation Prese Structure HTML
- 27. NIN = good N NIH = BAD!
- 28. Be inventive
- 32. !desktop
- 34. Can haz Flash info plz?
- 35. Be gorgeous!
- 37. code = poetry
- 38. Be open
- 41. adaptation brings the prestige
- 45. "I was a young man with uninformed ideas. I threw out queries, suggestions, wondering all the time over everything; and to my astonishment the ideas took like wildfire" Charles Darwin
- 46. web workers != stage magicians
- 47. Something I can never have?
- 48. Ask questions, demand cool stuff to adapt to your environments.
- 49. Don’t be out for blood!
- 50. Browser makers want the web to succeed and deliver awesome experiences.
- 51. This is what we should be spending time and money on.
- 52. Can haz moar harmony? http://www.flickr.com/photos/blank22763/6208392005/
- 54. Being reactive kills innovation.
- 55. People to trust
- 56. If you’re on stage, tell the truth.
- 58. Vanishing act
- 59. Mark == OK?
- 62. Join the band!
- 65. Collaboration
- 70. Be your own teacher
- 71. code is open, slides are released!
- 72. Fill the blanks
- 75. Guerrilla docs
- 76. !code. Examples + Docs = :)
- 77. OHAI -webkit, here’s -moz, -o, -ms, !-
- 78. Use what you heard!
- 79. "Now that we spent 4 years making rounded corners working in every browser designers don't want to use them as they look dated" -- Molly Holzschlag
- 81. Your boss will love you!
- 83. Best practices are discovered, not defined!
- 85. Reserved for you
- 86. Thanks! Chris Heilmann @codepo8