Next Generation Web Development Techniques with Cloud Foundry
•
0 likes•544 views
An introduction to the changing landscape of Web Development, how Cloud App Dev is supplanting Web Dev, and how PaaS plays into the picture.
Recommended
More Related Content
What's hot
What's hot (20)
Viewers also liked
Viewers also liked (18)
Similar to Next Generation Web Development Techniques with Cloud Foundry
Similar to Next Generation Web Development Techniques with Cloud Foundry (20)
Recently uploaded
Recently uploaded (20)
Next Generation Web Development Techniques with Cloud Foundry
- 1. Next Generation Web Dev Techniques with Cloud Foundry Lucas Carlson
- 2. Lucas Carlson Circa 1996 PHP!!!?!?!
- 3. Lucas Carlson Circa 2005 RUBY!!!?!?!
- 4. Lucas Carlson ZOMG!!!?!?!
- 5. Lucas Carlson ZOMG!!!?!?!
- 7. Dave McCroy Derek Collison
- 11. Web App History • HTML • Thin frontend • DHTML • Thick backend • XHTML • CSS • AJAX • Thick frontend • HTML5 • Thin backend
- 12. Early Web • Network slow • Browsers slow • Thick backend logic • Servers fast
- 13. Middle Web • Network fast • Browsers slow • Thick backend logic • Servers fast • Some client logic • AJAX/DHTML
- 14. Modern Web • Network fast • Browsers fast • Servers fast • Thick client logic • HTML5 • Mobile
- 15. Thick Clients • Gmail: 2007 • MobileMe: 2008 • Twitter redesign: 2011
- 16. Web Architectures • Spaghetti • MVC • API Bindings • Fat Client
- 17. Spaghetti • PHP, Perl, Javascript • Build everything from first principles
- 18. MVC • Rails, Django • Apply MVC to backend server • Client side code is still spaghetti
- 19. API Bindings • Knockout, Backbone • Client code framework, loose structure • Flexible UI • Simple API backends
- 21. Fat Client • Cappuccino, SproutCore • Apply MVC to frontend client • Prescribed UI elements • Simple API backends
- 22. SproutCore
- 23. Cappuccino
- 24. Large scale web apps • Monolithic • One code base • Feature creep • Heavier and heavier • Memory leaks • Performance nightmare
- 25. Scaling issues • Database grows • 100+ tables • SQL spaghetti queries
- 26. Pull them apart • Create services • Pull apart user registration • A few services • Big monolith hard to kill
- 27. Better Way? • Start by building services • Small, independent pieces of code • Scale independently • Compose in the front
- 28. Old Habits • Old web development was based on old limitations • Old habits no longer serving us well
- 29. Modern Web App Toolkit
- 30. New SaaS • SaaS is headed this way • Stripe for billing • Billing backend service on separate infra
- 31. New Frameworks
- 32. New Frameworks
- 33. New