Your Name: Danny Michaelis
Your twitter handle: @easilyBaffled
A few words about yourself: perosnally-lauded developer of console.tap and hobbyist game developer trying to bend JS
Talk title: Holy 😲! There's a <dialog /> (modal) element!?
Talk abstract:
HTML 5.2 (did you know there was an HTML 5?) has introduced a dialog element that can serve all(most) of your modal/popup needs. It's not supported everywhere yet, but front-end devs should probably know they don't have to solve the problem anymore. (And back-end devs should know so they can showoff to front-end devs)
This will be a swift introduction to how <dialog /> works, and how you can use it in a project(with a polyfill, if necessary)
Expected length: ~10min
Availability:
Free anytime to do this as a group of lighting talks, or as an opener for a longer talk.
We meet on the second Thursday of the month generally. You can use this handy-dandy list to check dates:
Your Name: Danny Michaelis Your twitter handle: @easilyBaffled A few words about yourself: perosnally-lauded developer of
console.tapand hobbyist game developer trying to bend JS Talk title: Holy 😲! There's a<dialog />(modal) element!?Talk abstract:
HTML 5.2 (did you know there was an HTML 5?) has introduced a
dialogelement that can serve all(most) of your modal/popup needs. It's not supported everywhere yet, but front-end devs should probably know they don't have to solve the problem anymore. (And back-end devs should know so they can showoff to front-end devs) This will be a swift introduction to how<dialog />works, and how you can use it in a project(with a polyfill, if necessary)Expected length: ~10min
Availability:
Free anytime to do this as a group of lighting talks, or as an opener for a longer talk.
We meet on the second Thursday of the month generally. You can use this handy-dandy list to check dates: