Is Frameless a framework?
Nope. It doesn’t include any code. It’s just an idea for a specific type of adaptive grid. You can use it as a good starting point for a new design, but you’ll still have to do all the hard work of designing and coding yourself.
Golden Grid System (GGS) splits the screen into 18 even columns. The leftmost and rightmost columns are used as the outer margins of the grid, which leaves 16 columns for use in design.
The key insight here, I think, is that URIs are used for so many things — persistent identifiers, cache keys, bases for relative resolution, bookmarks — that overloading them with versioning and extensibility information as well makes them worse for all of their various purposes. By pushing these concerns into link relations and media types using HATEOS, you end up with a flexible, future-proof system that can evolve in a controllable way, without giving up the benefits of using HTTP (never mind REST).
Some of you will also notice that this is obviously not a silver bullet (…) for the amount of effort required for implementation, it’s a nice insurance policy.
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from 1945 to 1995
Every web browser stores a cache of the websites you visit (e.g. HTML pages, images) to reduce bandwidth usage and server load. This is called the browser’s cache.
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Since every browser is different, the following sections will outline the steps involved in clearing the cache for several popular web browsers.
There is a model that is at the heart of the whole thing. If the model changes, it notifies its observers that a change occurred.
The view is the stuff you can see and the view observes the model. When the view is notified that the model has changed, the view changes its appearance.
The user can interact with the view (e.g. clicking stuff) but the view doesn’t know what to do. So the view tells the controller what the user did and assumes the controller knows what to do. The controller appropriately changes the model. And around and around it goes.
So its time to once again tell the Lazyweb what I think is needed or (better yet) what I want in a new web development framework that lasts for 10 years.
batman.js is a full-stack microframework extracted from real use and designed to maximize developer and designer happiness. It favors convention over configuration, template-less views, and high performance by simply not doing very much. It all adds up to blazingly fast web apps with a great development process.
Our customers track events and actions specific to their application to see what features users are using the most and how they are trending.
… learning the internals of browser operations helps you make better decisions and know the justifications behind development best practices.
Good is the enemy of Great
Latin-1 is the enemy of UTF-8You write web apps. You understand the web is global, and want to support internationalization. You want UTF-8.
UTF-8 is extremely sane. Well, as sane as an encoding can be that features backwards-compatibility with ASCII.
What follows is a playbook to win your pervasive-UTF-8 battle.
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