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"why add all these abstractions and tools for something we’re going to throw away in 2 years?" tkjs.us/fleeting-frontend
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"Your web frontend isn't going to last forever" tkjs.us/fleeting-frontend
Just Blogged: Impermanent UIs: the Fleeting Frontend tkjs.us/fleeting-frontend
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A few months back, @BrandesEric wrote about Search Improvements. tkjs.us/2H9QGal
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In case you missed it last week: Backwards Compatibility tkjs.us/backwards-compat
"6-month-old React apps that are more impenetrable than the worst offending jQuery sites." tkjs.us/backwards-compat
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Developer On Fire #359 - John Rouda @johnrouda. #DeveloperOnFire #Podcast buff.ly/2mMSAC6 Sponsors: @trackjs @linode
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"I optimize for two things: Time to market and maintainability" tkjs.us/backwards-compat
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"Heck, even the first website ever still looks fine in a modern browser." tkjs.us/backwards-compat
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"modern web frameworks aren’t taking backwards compatibility seriously" tkjs.us/backwards-compat
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