Going HTML Native with Chris Love
.NET Rocks!31 Elo 2016

Going HTML Native with Chris Love

How about *no* JavaScript libraries? Carl and Richard talk to Chris Love about his passion with making the smallest, fastest web applications possible. The conversation starts out with the idea that JavaScript libraries, like most code libraries, constantly grow - old code, support for things that don't matter any more, and features that you aren't using, all add up to a lot of bytes and compute time that you don't need to waste. Chris talks about how he doesn't write everything from scratch, he has built some very small libraries (check the links) that do only the things you absolutely need. You can be an HTML Native with just the code you need to make an application do what it needs to!

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Mark Miller on Discoverability

Mark Miller on Discoverability

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Jon Rauschenberger on VB6/Windows Forms Interop

Jon Rauschenberger on VB6/Windows Forms Interop

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Interviews at Fenway Park TechEd 2006

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Dan Ciruli on Grid Computing

Dan Ciruli on Grid Computing

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Cameron Skinner and Gert Drapers on DataDude

Cameron Skinner and Gert Drapers on DataDude

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Michael Stiefel gets us into the Windows Workflow

Michael Stiefel gets us into the Windows Workflow

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13 Kesä 20061h 3min

Brian Randell Checks in on Virtualization

Brian Randell Checks in on Virtualization

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Kimberly Tripp on SQL 2005 SP1 and more

Kimberly Tripp on SQL 2005 SP1 and more

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