Is your JavaScript ready for the Enterprise
summary
Examines concrete enterprise choices: uses Oracle JET (80+ components) built on jQuery UI, Knockout.js, RequireJS and Cordova; claims JET powers 70% of Oracle cloud products and meets accessibility and RTL locales (28 languages, 190+ locales). Shows responsive JS patterns (responsive.js, ZURB Interchange) that avoid fetching hidden data, recommends module loaders (RequireJS, Webpack) and transpilers (TypeScript, Babel), and argues a library/toolkit approach yields modular, mobile-ready apps that actually scale in production.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 4:237 Building blocks for Enterprise JavaScript
- 4:48Resist the hype
- 5:25Don't land airplanes from a phone!
- 6:09Extend, instead of replace
- 7:29Rediscover HTML
- 7:39HTML and HTML5
- 11:56Responsive design with CSS and JavaScript
- 12:09Responsive CSS
- 15:41CSS3 vs. Responsive JavaScript
- 19:41Frameworks or Libraries?
- 21:27Different libraries for different purposes
- 28:17Incorporate Modularity
- 30:55Compare modular solutions
- 33:24Abstractions over JavaScript, CSS
- 37:067. Evaluate corporate frameworks
- 48:07Progressive Data Loading
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