Beyond Tellerrand: Enhance!
Jeremy Keith put forward that we had to solidify the base of web developement that are HTML and CSS. A site with HTML and CSS solid base will be supported more easily and longer than the site that is entirely based on javascript framework.
Pictures
Video
A video of the same talk at ARTIFACT 2014.
Tweets
Some tweets of people attending the conference.
„All ducks are wearing dog masks...” #btconf pic.twitter.com/CJ4MOfJYqd
— Markus Poerschke (@markuspoerschke) 11 Mai 2015Don't rely on JavaScript for your site. Build robust and enhance. #btconf
— Jarno (@Jarno) 11 Mai 2015#btconf when an elevator fails, it's useless. When an escalator fails, it becomes stairs. We should be building escalators, not elevators!
— Nasia Makrygianni (@nasiamakryg) 11 Mai 2015“Who’s read ‘A Dao of Web Design’? You are my people.
The others: read http://t.co/702oPxQA7u”
—@adactio #btconf pic.twitter.com/xbjWOgCd7a
— Gunnar Bittersmann (@g16n) 11 Mai 2015[backbone, angular, ember] “These are framework to build elevators, not escalators.” —@adactio on progressive enhancement #btconf
— Gunnar Bittersmann (@g16n) 11 Mai 2015Jeremy Keith: "The web is not a platform, the web is a continuum." #btconf
— Søren Birkemeyer (@polarbirke) 11 Mai 2015God Yes!!!! Oh well, actually #NO! #btconf pic.twitter.com/27LT6k1G6q
— 0m4r (@0m4r) 11 Mai 2015"Instead of making websites responsive we have to make sure to keep them responsive" very true! #btconf
— FΛB (@HeyIAmFabT) 11 Mai 2015“I support every browser. I optimize for none.” —@adactio #btconf
— Gunnar Bittersmann (@g16n) 11 Mai 2015„There is a difference between support and optimization.“ #btconf #progressiveenhancement pic.twitter.com/3hHvsQKdQU
— Markus Poerschke (@markuspoerschke) 11 Mai 2015“The real problem is to change the mind of the person who thinks websites needs to look the same in every browser.” —@adactio #btconf
— Gunnar Bittersmann (@g16n) 11 Mai 2015#sketchnotes for the talk of @adactio at #btconf pic.twitter.com/wOYyyJTCTB
— Julia Bode (@LulesSaurus) 11 Mai 2015My favorite talk so far at #btconf: @adactio on #ProgressiveEnhancement and why we should care
#Sketchnotes @btconf pic.twitter.com/eZCcr94dWL
— Rino Wenger (@rinowenger) 11 Mai 2015