AMP: breaking news | Andrew Betts
Google has made much of their Accelerated Mobile Pages project as a solution to bloated websites and frustrated users. But could AMP actually be bad news for the web, bad news for news, and part of a trend of news distribution that is bad for society in general? I didn’t start out as strongly anti-AMP. Providing tools for making websites faster is always great, as is supporting users in developing
Better developer conferences | Andrew Betts
Between 2013 and 2015, I organised and ran five iterations of a developer conference called Edge conf. It was my attempt to fix some of the things I felt were wrong with the way conferences worked. Life moved on and there was never an Edge conf 6, but some of the things we pioneered have inspired other events. This post is the long-overdue Edge conf playbook. I’d been to a lot of developer events
Leaving the FT, joining Fastly | Andrew Betts
In April 2017 I’ll be leaving the FT and joining Fastly. I’ve had a wonderful time at the pink’un, made some lifelong friends and become a devout believer in the importance of independent, trustworthy and well informed journalism to a fair and democratic society. But it’s time to try something new. People often ask me how long I’ve been at the FT, I guess because it’s a common ice breaker, and it’
The best of Google I/O 2016 | Andrew Betts
Serviceworker step by step, CSS containment, credentials and payment APIs, animation techniques, devtools improvements… Google I/O dropped so much web content this year I took a full month to catch up with even a fraction of it. If anything this shows just how fast the web is flying today. I put together some highlights. It’s been a crazy few years for web development, with browsers offering more
“Progressive apps” are a bag of carrots | Andrew Betts
The desire among those who like the web for it to do everything native apps can do has recently led to the idea of progressive apps, but I’m not convinced this does anything except further overload two terms that are already dangerously ambiguous. Update (7 Nov) Alex posted Mmmmmmm….Carrots!) as a rebuttal to this post, Francesco Iovine who was also at Mairead’s event posted Installable, pinned or
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