Vanilla JS 2019
summary
A developer recounts building a web application that deliberately integrates many new browser standards and APIs (HTTP, HTML, DOM, JavaScript, CSS) including WebAssembly. The project follows strict rules: no external source code, use as many modern standards as possible, and only use non‑proprietary features that work in at least two browsers (flags allowed).
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:39Project rules and goals
- 8:48Tooling and native modules
- 10:54Web Components and Shadow DOM
- 14:03Virtual DOM and UI updates
- 18:41State management and Redux
- 20:07WebAssembly and Rust
- 25:24Conclusion
- 26:48Q&A
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