Intro to Front End Frameworks

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Daniel Tunon, a software engineer at OSIsoft, talked about how coding is the ability to take the abstract and make it concrete. In his class he showed how to go from no prior coding knowledge to crafting your own websites using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. He also discussed the basics of how web browsers work, learn the basics of programming which apply in language, and more.

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Functional Programmingf (JS)
Elm
Lodash
Ramda
Cycle.js

• Handling asynchronous code
• Offline first
• Sever-side rendering
• *beware the following of trends

What’s in a Web App?
• Router – handle URLs
• Connect to data providers (API)
• State Management
• Rendering Changes
VS. Static Site

The Spectrum
DIY Toolkit Library Framework

TOOLKITS
Useful general purpose functionality

LIBRARIES
Composable blocks of functionality

Redux
• Only concerned with state management
• Can be plugged in to various view libraries
• One-way data flow

Backbone
• One of the firsts
• Separation of concerns (MVC)
• Marionette for richer views

React
• Developed by Facebook
• Rendering Engine (View only)
• Lots of flexibility (pro & con)
• JSX
– Power of JS for templates
– Need to learn something new/not standards
• Fast, lightweight
• Big community / tooling
• License issue
Alternative →

Polymer
• Google project
• Web components
– Requires polyfills
• Different pattern (all html)
• May not provide enough scaffold to build a
full app

FRAMEWORKS
Opinionated, complete package architecture

Vue
• Not as popular in US, big in China
• Growing popularity
• More flexible than other big frameworks
• Very performant
• Faster learning curve
• No domain specific languages
– Classic HTML, JS
• Minimal build requirements

AngularJS (aka 1.x)
• One of the firsts – Google
• 2 way data binding
– Makes large apps’ state difficult to manage
• Lots of developers worked with it
• Complex API
• Slow to render
• No future development

Angular (aka 2, 4 …)
• Complete redesign
• Typescript, RxJS
• Much faster, can be big payload
• AoT, lazy-loading
• Not very flexible
• Steep learning curve
– Huge API, lots built in
– Still new less guidance
• Growing community

Ember
• Stable
• Very consistent (very opinionated)
• Much improved rendering new version
• Big learning curve (the ember way)
• Less flexibility
• Big ecosystem

TRADEOFFS
Optimize what’s most important for this app

CHOICES
Flexibility VS Development Speed

TEAM & COMMUNITY
Learning Curve
Support / Maintenance
Licensing
Documentation
Finding devs

Thank you!
Danny Tuñón
danieltunon@gmail.com

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