From the course: What Comes Next is the Future: Creating the Web
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Many devices, one approach
From the course: What Comes Next is the Future: Creating the Web
Many devices, one approach
(dynamic music) - I just really enjoy watching it grow. And in a way, that front row seat I had to the web itself starting up, it's that same sort of excitement and innovation that's happening as we try to figure out how to make that work on all these different devices. It feels exactly the same to me. - When people started to use mobile devices to access the web, it humanized the web much more. It didn't feel like a place you have to go and a thing that you didn't understand. It felt like something that's in your hand, it's in your pocket, so it became something that people felt, I think, much more comfortable with and intimate with and, at the same time, understood even less. - When I first started building websites, we only had basically one screen size to focus on, 800 pixels by 600 pixels, and then gradually over time those got larger. 1,024 by 768 was the monitor I had for the longest time. And you'd build…
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Opening47s
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Why the web?2m 42s
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Making the web4m 11s
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The web arrives3m 50s
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Killer websites5m 45s
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Cascading styles1m 51s
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There can be only one Flash3m 9s
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Web standards5m 15s
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JavaScript spreads3m 48s
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Many devices, one approach6m 17s
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Flexible by default4m 29s
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Connecting and distributing5m 3s
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The next web3m 35s
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Growing standards5m 26s
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You can change it2m 3s
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Credits4m 57s
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