Mötley Crüe and Mödern JavaScript
summary
Argues that server-rendering or lightweight Ajax saves complexity compared with full SPAs, citing GitHub’s pjax 2kb approach and Netflix removing client-side React to gain a 50% improvement on their landing page. Points out tool specifics: Gatsby for static React sites, Turbolinks + Stimulus for server-driven interactivity, webpack/npm/yarn costs, and RxJS pitfalls in Angular. Claims current error telemetry shows about 1 billion errors per month processed and many sites see JS errors on ~50% of page loads.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:19Metal music and JavaScript
- 1:56Who am I
- 6:47Hell awaits
- 8:12The Beatles
- 9:23Sabbath
- 11:17jQuery
- 12:24Gmail
- 14:09Purpose
- 15:17Dynamic
- 17:29Ajax
- 25:38Single Page Applications
- 31:20Component Isolation
- 46:44Closing Thoughts
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