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A Link to the Past

Lucas Dohmen
November 30, 2018

A Link to the Past

Dirk’s son needed to learn the numbers from 1 to 100 with the help of Zaubermini Hundertfeld. After his son wrecked the book, Dirk created a digital version, that is more fun than the analogue version.

In this talk we will show you how to build a project like that quickly with simple tools like Custom Elements and other browser APIs as well as faucet-pipeline and Github Pages. There might even be a party cannon if you solve the Hundertfeld correctly.

This talk was given together with Dirk Breuer (https://speakerdeck.com/railsbros_dirk).

Lucas Dohmen

November 30, 2018
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  1. * Kids in 2nd grade have to learn numbers from

    1-100. * On paper. * Like an animal. * It's boring.
  2. * Computers are fun. * And numbers can easily be

    written on the computer. * Learning numbers on computers would be fun. * Let's get digital.
  3. class ConfettiCannon extends HTMLElement { connectedCallback() { // fire the

    cannon } } customElements.define("confetti-cannon", ConfettiCannon)
  4. faucet-pipeline.org * Convert * ...JavaScript * ...TypeScript * ...SCSS *

    ...Images * ...you name it * Teeny tiny config in JS * 5 minute setup
  5. * Just a click away * Keep data in gh-pages

    branch * Configure custom domain * Even TLS provided