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Brad Frost

Brad Frost

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American web designer and author of Atomic Design (2016); writes, consults and teaches on design systems and front-end development, and hosts the Wake Up Excited! podcast.

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  1. None have worked, and I've found the "good, fast, cheap: pick two." triangle continues to be true.

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  2. We now have a new paradigm of tools that allow us to generate things instantaneously. Our expectations of immediacy will shift yet again.

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  3. energy

    It's an unavoidable truth: to do big and important things takes a lot of time and energy sustained over a long period.

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  5. The explosion of AI onto the scene has caused a shock to the system has triggered a real grief response for many people -myself included.

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  6. With acceptance, with the acknowledgment that AI is here, it's likely not going away, despite my feelings and my grief around it.

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  8. Genuine human collaboration has always been the answer, and these new AI tools can help facilitate that human collaboration in ways that are both old and new.

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  9. 3 years earlier
  10. A complex system designed from scratch never works and cannot be patched up to make it work.

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  11. design

    Our team thinks framework-specific implementations will diminish over time; most frameworks can consume Web Components as is.

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  12. 3 years earlier
  13. these labels provide a much-needed distinction between the types of web development that need to occur in order to build successful web things.

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  14. JavaScript

    But now that "JavaScript dun got big" , much of that code that would have historically been written in another language is now written in JavaScript, blurring lines between both front-of-the-front-end and back-of-the-front-end developers but also back-of-the-front-end and traditional back-end developers.

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  15. 8 years earlier
  16. design

    This type of thinking is certainly important, but I'm slightly less interested in these aspects of design because ultimately they are and will always be subjective.

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  17. Similarly, interfaces are made up of smaller components. This means we can break entire interfaces down into fundamental building blocks and work up from there.

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