EURAS 2023 – (Responsible) Standardisation for Smart Systems - Conference report

Vepsäläinen, Juho

doi:10.59490/jos.2023.7228

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“…The early web did not have a clear way to add interactivity to websites. In 1995, Netscape Communications, one of the early successful browser vendors, decided that the web needed a scripting language [12]. The task was given to Brendan Eich, who created an early version of JavaScript, which, despite the name, did not have much to do with the popular Java language [12].…”

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“…In 1995, Netscape Communications, one of the early successful browser vendors, decided that the web needed a scripting language [12]. The task was given to Brendan Eich, who created an early version of JavaScript, which, despite the name, did not have much to do with the popular Java language [12]. The idea was that JavaScript code would be combined with Java applets and other components [13].…”

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Resumability—A New Primitive for Developing Web Applications

Vepsäläinen,

Hevery,

Vuorimaa

2024

IEEE Access

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Hydration is a common technique employed by current JavaScript-based frontend frameworks, such as React. In hydration, the application code is re-executed on the client to recover component boundaries, application state, and event listeners. In this article, we look into a new primitive called resumability that avoids the work as the necessary information is serialized into HTML. The idea has been adopted by Asta (2023), Google Wiz, Marko (planned for version 6 [1]), Sidewind (since 2022), and Qwik (2021) as a main building block. Resumability gives these solutions unique advantages by avoiding the cost of hydration. Furthermore, resumability can allow developers to leverage code-splitting out of the box, depending on the implementation. The shift has implications for both developer and user experience. This article aims to understand why resumability matters and why it is a good option for replacing earlier hydration-based approaches. We also consider challenges related to adopting resumability on a framework level and briefly highlight the first resumable solutions for developing web applications.INDEX TERMS hydration, JavaScript, multi-page applications, page size, resumability, single page applications, software architecture, web application development, web performance, world wide web 1 This is particularly true within a mobile environment when JavaScript payloads are big enough [6]. the user may be reduced. Due to the cost, any reduction to the size of JavaScript has a considerable impact on the end user, and even deferring the cost can be beneficial.

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Section: A Early Steps Towards Interactivitymentioning

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Section: A Early Steps Towards Interactivitymentioning

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Resumability—A New Primitive for Developing Web Applications

Vepsäläinen,

Hevery,

Vuorimaa

2024

IEEE Access

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“…First, you will find a conference report, put together by Juho Vepsäläinen, of Aalto University, Finland (Vepsäläinen, 2023). It provides more detail to many of the topics discussed throughout the three days, such as the geopolitical role of standardisation for AI and open source systems, and the rising need for education on standardisation.…”

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EURAS Conference 2023: introduction to the special issue

Jacobs,

Grillo

2024

JoS

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This special issue presents peer-reviewed papers from the 2023 EURAS/SIIT conference on 'Responsible Standardisation for Smart Systems'. The event, held in Aachen, Germany, featured 18 papers across seven sessions, along with panels, keynotes, and workshops. The special issue includes a report of the conference and three peer-reviewed papers. Topics covered are the historical functions of standards, the relationship between certificates for minimum quality and patent applications at the country level, and the importance of reference implementations in ICT standards for open source software, among others. These papers offer insights into various aspects of standardisation, such as its history, its impact on innovation, and the importance of a flexible standardisation process.

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EURAS 2023 – (Responsible) Standardisation for Smart Systems - Conference report

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Resumability—A New Primitive for Developing Web Applications

Resumability—A New Primitive for Developing Web Applications

EURAS Conference 2023: introduction to the special issue

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