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Thank you! I liked point 2. I guess that means you see a future with a lot more medium-scale start ups getting founded and funded? I'll look forward to that. :)
by drb311 11y ago
Thank you! I liked point 2. I guess that means you see a future with a lot more medium-scale start ups getting founded and funded? I'll look forward to that. :) Kickstarter already taking us that way, so it makes sense.
What do you think we'll have instead of custom CSS?
- 1123581321 11y agoI think it will be a confluence of: * Flexbox being widely supported (a lot of css is just positioning/ordering content) * Standard style libraries doing most needed appearance stuff in HTML. * Most brochure sites being sublimated into Facebook for Business/Squarespace/Shopify/Facebook Messenger or some other chat interface. A "nice-looking" website beyond available templates will be worth less and less. * SaaS continuing to grow and offer hosted solutions for specialized websites/web applications. Already seeing this a lot with restaurants. * Available React components continuing to grow - you will be able to develop a heavy front-end application using 90% existing modules. React will be bigger than jQuery because of this and because minor use of jQuery for style reasons will fade along with heavily customized CSS.
- drb311 11y agoSo you see increasing split between web sites (mainly content) and web apps (mainly functionality)...? Web sites get replaced with point and click page creators, in or outside of a platform walled garden. Web apps have React-based front ends that don't need a lot of custom skinning.