I Fed HTML to the Rendering Dog
summary
Examines how renderers can work independently of HTML by exploring rendering targets beyond the DOM and comparing which frameworks or renderer designs handle that best. Discusses why higher-level abstractions and component-based architecture are useful across domains, aimed at frontend engineers using Angular, React or Vue and focused on practical implementation details.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:06Non-HTML interfaces
- 8:23Console rendering issues
- 11:56Telegram in console with Angular
- 15:51Fast React games
- 21:52Custom React renderer
- 28:14Summary
- 31:42Future of UI programming
- 59:45Q&A
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