The New Web
summary
The web has shifted: static docs like the Chainlink documentation optimize for instant load and SEO while dynamic apps like the Angular update guide need runtime personalization and different metrics. Concrete recommendations include TypeScript (use strict), webpack (or modern bundlers), CDNs and static site generators like 11ty. Surprising facts: WordPress still powers the majority of sites and Next.js ships ~3.5MB to clients. Blockchain ideas promise an immutable web and crypto identity, but many crypto stacks omit modern toolchains.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 1:28Coding Dojo
- 1:48Introduction to Jquery
- 5:19What Does Success Look like
- 7:25Angular Update Guide
- 8:18Measure Success
- 9:45Typescript
- 11:08The Modern Web Continues To Change
- 14:55Cdn
- 15:33Webpack
- 16:08The Immutable Web
- 17:07Challenges
- 18:56Final Tips on How To Stay Sane
- 19:33Staying up to Date
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