Modulare Webentwicklung
Modulare Webentwicklung
Über das Buch
Webseiten sind Gebilde, die aus vielen Einzelteilen bestehen. Diese kann man grundsätzlich unabhängig voneinander betrachten. CSS-Frameworks sind genau so aufgebaut. Allerdings muss man dafür sorgen, dass HTML und CSS diese Modularisierung auch erlauben. Dieses Buch handelt davon.
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Table of Contents
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1. Vorgeplänkel
- Die Kaskade
- Die Spezifität
- Richtiger Umgang mit diesen Prinzipien
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2. Webseiten modular entwickeln
- Eine Seite ist eine Ansammlung von Modulen
- Erst der Sinn, dann die Optik
- Layout und Design
- Der neue Blick auf das CSS
- Das Ziel: Modulbaukasten
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3. Mit CSS gestalten
- Die berühmten “Best Practices”
- Aufpassen bei Verboten
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4. Volle Kontrolle über den Code
- Inhaltspflege kommt von Redakteuren
- Ausnahmen sollten nicht die Regel werden
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5. Jedes Modul ist eine eigene Welt
- Module identifizieren
- Am Namen sollst Du sie erkennen
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6. Differenz zwischen Design und Realität
- Realistische Dummy-Inhalte nutzen
- Quellen für realistische Dummy-Inhalte
- 7. Unterschiedliche Arten zu stylen
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8. Die objektorientierten Ansätze
- Objektorientiertes CSS und Semantik
- OOCSS
- SMACSS: Unterschiedliche Einzelteile des CSS
- BEM (Block, Element, Modifier)
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9. Strikte Regeln können sinnvoll sein
- Sind Klassen wirklich klasse?
- Sind IDs wirklich böse?
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10. Entkoppelung von HTML und CSS
- Eine Entkoppelung wird es nie geben
- Elemente dürfen direkt gestylt werden
- Best Practices statt absoluter Abstraktion
- Semantische Klassen
- Unterschiedliche Arten zu stylen
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11. Mein modularer Ansatz
- Wähle Deine Waffen weise
- Einzelne HTML-Dateien
- Taskrunner
- Schnipsel im CSS dank Präprozessoren
- Module erstellen
- Kapselung der Module für sich selber
- Module auszeichnen
- Ein System erarbeiten, das alle intuitiv verstehen
- Arbeit in einer Pattern Library
- Lösung und Problem gleichermassen
- 12. Fazit und Ausblick
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