Notes from #lwslightning
Architecting for success - Daniel Knell
- Architect - primary deliverable is quality
- Code
- Process
- Not losing quality over time
- Have to play with all the shiny stuff
- 5 step plan to better, lazier, more architectural thoughts
- Communication
- we suck at it
- Stop thinking in terms of "us and them"
- The Big Picture
- Efficiency - minimise the amount of work that needs to be done
- Build for reusability
- Be Prepared
- Build what is required now, but in a way that's prepared for what's likely to come next
- Optimise: always
- Be mindful of what you're optimising
- Don't just focus on cost and speed
- Developer Agility
- Automation
- Automate all the things
- Grunt!
- Communication
- Keep Learning!
ISNI and Linked Data - Laura Dawson
- Contributors to content creators
- API with content creation profile
- You may already have one
User Experience vs Learning Technology - Leonard Houx
- Welcome to Academia
- Digital Natives
- The internet generation have "brains full of internet"
- Constructivism
- If you're gonna learn something, you have to learn it yourself
- Create learning environment for the student
- Nice sentiments, but bad UX
- 'Digital Natives' “My butt!”
- Constructivism? "Also, my butt!"
- Cognitive Load
- How much you can hold in short-term memory
- As UX leads to good teaching
- Direct instruction
- Worked Examples
- Reduce Cognitive Load
- Accept your users
- Make learning feel better
Mobile UX Patterns for eCommerce - Fabio Bertone
- Don't just look at the "best" sites, look at the relevant ones
- Login / Register is the main pinpoint
- Workout if user needs to login or register by analytics
- Simplify registration
- Accept there will be lots of registration errors, help the user out
- Break it down into small steps with feedback loops
- Springboards are dead
- Different site behaviours for different user behaviours
What is capability URL and why do I care? - Daniel Appelquist
- Cool URLs don't change, but not all URLs are cool
- No login required and easy to pass on
- URLs weren't designed to be secret
- Capability URLs Should:
- only be https
- expire