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|title=Fundamentals of Frontend Frameworks | |title=Fundamentals of Frontend Frameworks | ||
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|presenters=Elton Lin | |presenters=Elton Lin | ||
|location=3-270 | |location=3-270 | ||
| - | |abstract=Description:Google's Angular, Facebook's React, Evan You's Vue…new frontend frameworks are continuously emerging.However, they're all | + | |abstract=Description:Google's Angular, Facebook's React, Evan You's Vue…new frontend frameworks are continuously emerging. However, they're all built on the same fundamental ideas - the ability to reuse components in an efficient and readable manner (composability), and the ability to update UI automatically when data changes (reactivity). |
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By only reading their documentation, It's easy to lose sight of the big picture. This class is focused on the fundamental ideas that are constant across the frameworks, because once you get the idea, everything else falls in place. The concepts will be illustrated with easily-reproducible examples. | By only reading their documentation, It's easy to lose sight of the big picture. This class is focused on the fundamental ideas that are constant across the frameworks, because once you get the idea, everything else falls in place. The concepts will be illustrated with easily-reproducible examples. | ||
Latest revision as of 20:41, 27 January 2020
[edit] Fundamentals of Frontend Frameworks
| Date: January 30, 2020, at 7:30 PM |
| Presenters: Elton Lin |
| Location: 3-270 |
| Abstract: Description:Google's Angular, Facebook's React, Evan You's Vue…new frontend frameworks are continuously emerging. However, they're all built on the same fundamental ideas - the ability to reuse components in an efficient and readable manner (composability), and the ability to update UI automatically when data changes (reactivity).
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