La nouvelle vague

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Claims that compilers and bundlers compile away runtime so apps send far less code and keep the same developer experience, illustrated by Svelte.js, Gatsbyjs, Next.js, Relay and Prepack. Demonstrates an experimental tool called rack that colocates server code, turns requires into HTTP endpoints, and emits route maps to enable defer and leaf nodes loading and a preserve mode for heavy libs; shows CSS approach (Glam/Glamour) that statically extracts styles into ~1.5 KB runtime while avoiding MBs of JS to browsers.

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1. 0:00Intro
2. 1:40Accessibility
3. 4:05The new wave of frameworks
4. 5:45Characteristics of new frameworks
5. 7:50gasp VJs
6. 8:50Next
7. 10:37Characteristics
8. 13:25What React taught us
9. 17:18Wracked patterns
10. 22:22CSS

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