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Spis treści

Building Polyfills. Web Platform APIs for the Present and Future eBook -- spis treści

• Building Polyfills
• Preface
  • Who This Book Is For
  • How This Book Is Organized
  • Conventions Used in This Book
  • Using Code Examples
  • Safari Books Online
  • How to Contact Us
  • Acknowledgments
• Foreword
• I. Building Polyfills
  • 1. The Current State of Web Polyfills
    • Polyfilling: Past, Present, and Future
    • What Is a Polyfill (and What Is It Not)?
    • Types of Polyfills
      • The Shim
      • The Opt-In Polyfill
      • The Drop-In Polyfill
      • The Forward Polyfill
    • Why Polyfills Still Matter
  • 2. Principles and Practices of Polyfill Development
    • Building Responsible Polyfills
      • The Polyfill Vision Statement
    • Principles of Responsible Polyfill Development
      • Read the Spec
      • Respect the API, If Possible
      • Mind (Only) the Gaps
      • Think Like A Browser Developer
      • Build With Performance in Mind
      • Plan for Obsolescence
  • 3. Building Your First Polyfill, Part 1: Getting Started
    • The HTML5 Forms Polyfill
      • Why Use a Library?
    • Setting Up Your Polyfill Project
      • Choosing a Source Control Solution
      • Setting Up the Initial Project Structure
    • Specifying the API
      • Initializing an Opt-In Polyfill
    • Deciding What to Build
    • Adding Basic Features
      • Creating a Sample Form
      • Color Support
      • To Feature Detect or Not to Feature Detect
      • Adding Opt-In Overrides to Your Polyfill
    • Beefing Up Your Polyfill with Additional Features
      • Adding Support for the Number Type
      • Refactoring Type Support
      • Adding Input Types 3-n
    • Building Utility Polyfills
    • Polyfilling Visual Features With CSS
    • Testing Your Work Across Browsers
      • Installing the Evergreen Browsers
      • Testing in OldIE
      • Cross-Browser Testing and Verification with Online Services
  • 4. Building Your First Polyfill, Part 2: Build Workflows and Cross-Browser Testing
    • Setting Up Your Project Workflow
      • Package and Dependency Management
      • Build and Workflow Management
      • Automated and Cross-Browser Testing
      • Continuous Integration
    • Jump-Starting Your Workflow
      • Configuring npm
      • Configuring Grunt
    • Adding Unit Tests to Your Polyfill
      • Configuring Unit Tests with Jasmine
      • Red to Green: Making the First Tests Pass
      • Running Jasmine Tests via Grunt
      • Configuring Jasmine for the Browser and the Console
    • Automating Cross-Browser Polyfill Testing
    • Configuring Cross-Browser Tests with Karma
      • Making Karma, Jasmine, and the Browser Play Nice
      • Automating Polyfill Development with Grunt Tasks
      • Performing Remote Testing with Travis CI
    • The Bottom Line: Use What Works for You!
  • 5. Building Your First Polyfill, Part 3: Performance and Edge-Case Testing
    • Building for Performance
      • 1. Set Up Performance Benchmarks
      • 2. Dont Execute Code Too Early or Too Often
        • The first perf tweak: caching feature tests
        • Using JSPerf
      • 3. Iterate Until Youre Happy, Then Iterate Some More
        • The second perf tweak: caching DOM elements
        • The third perf tweak: ordering of arguments
        • The fourth perf tweak: minimizing loops
      • Running Performance Benchmarks
      • Tune It But Dont Overdo It
    • Dealing with Browser-Specific Edge Cases
    • Mobile-Specific Considerations
      • File Size Matters
      • Always Test on Devices
• II. Prollyfilling and the Future of the Web Platform
  • 6. The Future of Polyfilling
    • Polyfilling: Not Just For Older Browsers
    • Prollyfilling: Extending the Web Forward
    • Prollyfills In Action: Prollyfilling CSS
      • Using HitchJS to Experiment with CSS
      • Building Your Own Hitches
    • Prollyfills in Action: ServiceWorker
    • Prollyfills in Action: Web Components
      • Templates
      • Shadow DOM
      • Custom Elements
      • HTML Imports
      • Creating Custom Elements with AngularJS
      • Creating Custom Elements with Polymer
    • Strategies for Polyfilling Experimental APIs
      • Expect the API to Change
      • Dont Be Afraid to Try Something New
  • 7. Building Your First Prollyfill
    • Prollyfills vs. Polyfills: Whats the Difference?
    • The Resource Priorities Prollyfill
    • Specifying the API and Deciding What to Build
    • Setting Up Your Prollyfill Project
    • Adding Prollyfill Features
      • The First Test: Feature Detection
      • The Second Test: Initial lazyload Functionality
      • The First Refactor: Cleaning Up the Tests
      • The Third Test: Modifying the Public API
      • The Fourth Test: Supporting Additional Element Types
      • The Second Refactor: Completing Element Type Support
      • The Fifth Test: Completing Initial Support
      • The Final Test: Supporting the lazyloaded Event
    • Whats Next?
      • Suggesting an API Modification
      • Building for Performance
• About the Author
• Colophon
• Copyright