Professional Front End Development

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This document discusses the challenges of professional front-end development. It notes the many factors that must be considered, such as performance, usability, accessibility and more. Front-end development is described as "the most hostile software development environment imaginable". The document advocates for recognizing front-end development as a profession that requires principles like availability, openness, richness and stability. It recommends approaches like semantic HTML, object-oriented CSS, and unobstructive JavaScript to implement these principles.

Technologie Formation

Front-end is not simple
 Performance  Mobile platforms
 Usability  Maintainability
 Accessibility  Browser bugs
 Security  Debugging
 Internationalisation  Testing
 Localisation  Build processes
 Scalability

“The most hostile software development
environment imaginable”

– Douglas Crockford on web browsers

Areas of concern
 Knowledge areas ✕7
 Dimensions ✕4
 Platforms ✕3
 Browsers ✕4
 Rendering modes ✕2

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Slide: Nate Koechley

A change of attitude
 Recognition
 Professionalism

Principles
 Availability
 Openness
 Richness
 Stability

Slide: Nate Koechley

Principles
 Availability

Slide: Nate Koechley

Principles

 Openness

Slide: Nate Koechley

Principles

 Richness

Slide: Nate Koechley

Principles

 Stability

Slide: Nate Koechley

Understand the medium
 Respect user choice
 Web layers: semantic, presentation, behaviour
 Progressive enhancement

Semantic (X)HTML
 It must have meaning
 For users, machines, developers
 Layer richness

Object-oriented CSS
 Focus on the left
 Encapsulate your objects
 Cascade the look
 Layer richness

Unobstructive Javascript
 Separate layer
 Provide enhanced behaviour
 Mind your manners
 Be paranoid
 Layer richness

Do the right thing
 Follow standards

if impossible then

 Follow conventions

if impossible then

 Do what it takes
Slide: Nate Koechley

Links
 Blog: http://fittopage.org
 Twitter: nelsonmenezes

 OOCSS: http://oocss.org/
 Thanks to Nate Koechley:
 http://nate.koechley.com/blog/
 http://www.yuiblog.com/blog/2009/03/18/video-koechley-prof2e/

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Professional Front End Development

1. Professional Front-End Development

2. Overview  Context  What  How

3. Context

4. Front-end is not simple  Performance  Mobile platforms  Usability  Maintainability  Accessibility  Browser bugs  Security  Debugging  Internationalisation  Testing  Localisation  Build processes  Scalability

5. “The most hostile software development environment imaginable” – Douglas Crockford on web browsers

6. Areas of concern  Knowledge areas ✕7  Dimensions ✕4  Platforms ✕3  Browsers ✕4  Rendering modes ✕2 672 Slide: Nate Koechley

7. What

8. A change of attitude  Recognition  Professionalism

9. Principles  Availability  Openness  Richness  Stability Slide: Nate Koechley

10. Principles  Availability Slide: Nate Koechley

11. Principles  Openness Slide: Nate Koechley

12. Principles  Richness Slide: Nate Koechley

13. Principles  Stability Slide: Nate Koechley

14. Principles  Availability  Openness  Richness  Stability Slide: Nate Koechley

15. Understand the medium  Respect user choice  Web layers: semantic, presentation, behaviour  Progressive enhancement

16. How

17. Semantic (X)HTML  It must have meaning  For users, machines, developers  Layer richness

18. Object-oriented CSS  Focus on the left  Encapsulate your objects  Cascade the look  Layer richness

19. Unobstructive Javascript  Separate layer  Provide enhanced behaviour  Mind your manners  Be paranoid  Layer richness

20. Do the right thing  Follow standards if impossible then  Follow conventions if impossible then  Do what it takes Slide: Nate Koechley

21. Thanks

22. Links  Blog: http://fittopage.org  Twitter: nelsonmenezes  OOCSS: http://oocss.org/  Thanks to Nate Koechley:  http://nate.koechley.com/blog/  http://www.yuiblog.com/blog/2009/03/18/video-koechley-prof2e/

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