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![Charles Lavera
@CGLDevel
Eberly College of Science
Office of Digital Learning
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History of the web as a platform from 1996 to 2017
- 1. <polymer-day location=“PSU” year=“2017”>
- 2. Bryan Ollendyke @btopro College of Arts and Architecture Office of Digital Learning Michael Potter @hey__mp Eberly College of Science Office of Digital Learning [[reallyGreat]] <polymer-trainers really-great>
- 3. Charles Lavera @CGLDevel Eberly College of Science Office of Digital Learning [[amazing]] <online-support amazing=“offline-as-well”>
- 4. Public Service Announcement • Wide browser support requires polyfill • Old browsers (IE10 / below) need not apply • Client side rendering needs to shake out if required • Front end devs everything you know is a wrong (JK) • Question much, and enjoy.
- 5. {{speed}} <history-of-the-web-platform speed=“a really quick”>
- 6. [[date]] – <beginning-of-web-platforms date=“1996”>
- 7. 1996 –What kind of web platform is this?
- 8. 1996 –Table based, static web platform
- 9. 1998 – JavaScript web platform
- 10. 1998 – Interactive web platform with data binding
- 11. 1993 – 2010 - Interactive web platform
- 12. 1999 – flash only platform
- 13. 2000 – flash only platform
- 14. 2005 – Javascript / HTML platform
- 15. 2006 – Prototype.js for web platforms
- 16. 2006 – a popular Prototype.js platform
- 17. 2007 – <video> tag manifesto
- 18. 2007 – jQuery based platform
- 19. 2008 – HTML5 Draft proposed
- 20. 2009 – Original #usetheplatform
- 21. 2010 – Jobs says Flash is not the future of platforms
- 22. 2010 – Google sees framework as platform
- 23. 2011 – 1st presentation about web components
- 24. 2012 – > important factoid @btopro starts ELMS:LN
- 25. 2013 – Facebook sees framework as platform
- 26. 2013 – Ionic sees HTML as mobile platform
- 27. 2013 – Electron sees HTML as desktop platform
- 28. 2013 – Google starts a library called polymer 0.x
- 29. 2014 - <html5-ratified length=“6”> HTML [[length]] YEARS!!!!!!!!!!
- 30. 2015 – “Flash is now like a dawg or somp-thing”
- 31. 2015 –Polymer goes 1.0 #usetheplatform!
- 32. 2016 –Polymer goes 2.0 #usetheplatform!!!
- 33. Feb 2017 – ELMS:LN says #usetheplatform
- 34. So what is “the platform”?
- 35. 2008 W3C says Web needs a level up 2014 Web Levels up (HTML5) 1996 Space Jam HTML = platform 1999 Flash = platform 2013 EVERYONE MAKES A PLATFORM 2016 Google makes…
- 36. 2008 W3C says Web needs a level up 2014 Web Levels up (HTML5) 1996 Space Jam HTML = platform 1999 Flash = platform 2013 EVERYONE MAKES A PLATFORM 2016 Google makes Google Earth with Polymer 2017 Google makes…
- 37. 2008 HTML 5 != new 2011 Web components != new 2013 Polymer 0.x != new 2015 Polymer 1.0 != new 2016 Polymer 2.0 != new
- 38. So what is “the platform”?
- 39. <HTML> JS => () { }; .CSS To create…
- 40. Web component 4 part meta-specification
- 41. what can we build with “the platform”?
- 42. ANYTHING WWW.
- 43. Palm / HP Lost the battle, won the platform war. http://www.techgadgets.in/images/palm-pre-webos-phone.jpg
- 44. How can we share “the platform”?
- 45. Webcomponents.org
- 46. <awesome-explosion> </awesome-explosion>
- 47. <awesome-explosion size=“tiny”> <awesome-explosion size=“small”> <awesome-explosion size=“big”> <awesome-explosion size=“epic”>
- 48. <awesome-explosion color=“red”> <awesome-explosion color=“blue”>
- 49. <awesome-explosion size=“big” color=“red”> </awesome-explosion>
- 50. Today we’ll show what we’re building w/ “the platform” but a sneak peak to end…
- 51. Now on to <hello-world> Michael Potter @hey__mp Eberly College of Science Office of Digital Learning
