Modern Progressive Enhancement
Conference talk at beyond tellerrand
Just because something requires JavaScript doesn’t make it wrong. But, as Jake Archibald, developer advocate for Google Chrome, points out in this talk at beyond tellerrand in 2015, we often use JavaScript to engineer away the parts of the web that are already better than native.
Archibald looks at some real-world, JavaScript-heavy applications and how they can regain the performance of the web without losing features. He then turns to the area progressive enhancement has largely ignored: connectivity.
Jake Archibald
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