Advancing the web without breaking it?
summary
Argues the web is overcomplicated but repairable, claiming ES6 via transpile already runs today, that manifold.js packaging turns HTML/JS into native binaries, and remote debugging can attach to 25 devices with a tiny script; cites mobile cost examples like £90 for 100MB (~50 pages) to prove bandwidth matters. Shows fast tooling (webpagetest videos, CSS/animation inspectors) and gives concrete anecdotes (kids using Scratch, WordPress empowering noncoders) — decide if practical fixes and tooling demos are worth an evening.
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chapters (41)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:38Clashes on the web
- 2:25Im getting tired
- 2:50How can we use discussions
- 3:35We were innovators
- 4:08Browsers
- 5:44User interfaces
- 6:40Microformats
- 7:10JavaScript
- 10:13Web standards
- 10:40Technology solves everything
- 12:00Time is the essence
- 13:23We are not blindly following technology
- 14:50Unhealthy passion for technology
- 15:50Red face
- 16:50Code is everything
- 17:23Everyone has to learn to code
- 19:03Its part of the process
- 21:02WordPress
- 22:51Im Awesome
- 23:46Empowering creators
- 24:46The lure of the web
- 25:06The mobile web
- 27:40Change and adapt
- 28:05The web is not the cool thing
- 28:50Longevity
- 29:09The web is just there
- 29:56We crave for new sensations
- 30:26Generation Selfie
- 31:10Timeless Beauty Design
- 33:22The fallacy of companies
- 34:13Our world is more amazing than ever
- 38:10Commodore 64
- 38:51Altamo 7
- 39:22Recoding from scratch
- 40:06Funfair
- 41:16Innovation and implementation
- 41:29Excellence
- 41:44Aim for more
- 42:08My friend
- 42:49Youre angry
