What's New in AUI 8 and Why you Should Care!

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Atlassian UI (AUI) is our major UI component library that is used in all our Server products and many apps in Marketplace. It plays a major role in the experience our customers have with our products. Get a handle with our latest release of AUI. Join Patrick Lai, a software engineer for the Server Frontend Platform, and learn about the current state of AUI, what new changes we’ve introduced and what makes this version so exciting and why you should be using it.

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PATRICK LAI | JUNIOR DEVELOPER | ATLASSIAN | @THEPATRICKLAI
What’s New in AUI 8
…and Why you should care!

UI Libraries
Creating a familiar and consistent
experience in products

Major UI library
Plays a role in both Server and Cloud products
Composed of 40 components
A huge range of components to choose from,
buttons, dialogs, dropdowns, modals and so
much more.
Minimal CSS + JS
Chosen to be framework agnostic
What is AUI?

To create a harmonious
experience for our users.
MISSION

TIMELINE
ADG1 ADG2
Atlaskit(ADG3)
AUI6.x(ADG2)
2013 2016
ADGforServer
AUI7
AUI5.xAUI1.x
2008
AUI 8
20182012 2014 2017

Reducing size
Reducing complexity
Aligning with ADG for Server
Our goals

To give you the best in usability
and developer experience.
CONTEXT

Aligning with ADG for Server
More aesthetic than ever

Agenda
What’s changed?
Redefining experimental
Deprecations
Upgrading

Smaller bundle
size
What comes
bundled
Performance Up-to-date
What’s changed?

~11% reduction
Down 21 KB from AUI 7 (185KB to 164KB min+gz)
Out with the old
Removing deprecated code patterns contributed
to the big savings
Changing what’s bundled
Moving rarely-used components out
Smaller

Further reducing page weight
Improving performance by overhauling what
you get bundled with.
Atlassian JS (AJS)
Reduced its min bundle size by a substantial 50%
From 555KB to 262KB compared to AUI 7.
Web-resources
Removing experimental web-resource keys
Sensible
bundling

Being smaller
Faster to load into the browser
Components are faster
In a Chrome Lighthouse Audit, dropdown2 scores
higher at 85/100 compared to 63/100
Faster first meaningful paint at ~3.3s compared
to ~4.5s in our test pages*
Faster
* https://testpreview-aui-flatapp.netlify.com

Visit
testpreview-aui-flatapp.netlify.com

Dependencies
All our key dependencies are up-to-date
jQuery and jQuery UI
Bumped up jQuery to 2.x and JQuery UI to 1.12.1
jQuery UI no longer core to AUI
Support for jQuery 3
Backbone and Underscore
No longer added to window by default.
Backbone now on 1.3.3
Underscore now on 1.9.1
Modern

The problem
Experimental components and features were
often used in production.
Going forward
New components and features to be built in
separate Node packages.
Keeps production bundle small.
End of
experimental

Bundle Web-
resources
Individual web-resource keys
instead of bundle keys
Deprecations
Removed web-
resources
Experimental web-resource
keys removed
Components
Dialog 1, Dropdown 1, and
Inline Dialog 1 removed

jQuery 1 is dead to us
It’s old, slow, and has known security
vulnerabilities.
We’re no longer providing support for it.
Upgrade Tips
Dependencies
Using P2 Plugin
Hurray for 3
We’re supporting this now is now ready
for products and projects that upgrade
to this version.

Be wary of web-resources
With many deprecations and removed keys,
be sure to check out the upgrade guides.
On aui.atlassian.com
Upgrade Tips
Dependencies
Using P2 Plugin

AUI 8.4 & 8.5
Introducing a new and modern look to
• Form fields
• Radio
• Checkbox
OUR LATEST RELEASES

60 customer issues resolved
437 commits over 6 months
CONTRIBUTIONS

PATRICK LAI | JUNIOR DEVELOPER | ATLASSIAN | @THEPATRICKLAI
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1. PATRICK LAI | JUNIOR DEVELOPER | ATLASSIAN | @THEPATRICKLAI What’s New in AUI 8 …and Why you should care!

2. UI Libraries Creating a familiar and consistent experience in products

3. What is AUI?

4. Major UI library Plays a role in both Server and Cloud products Composed of 40 components A huge range of components to choose from, buttons, dialogs, dropdowns, modals and so much more. Minimal CSS + JS Chosen to be framework agnostic What is AUI?

5. Major UI library Plays a role in both Server and Cloud products Composed of 40 components A huge range of components to choose from, buttons, dialogs, dropdowns, modals and so much more. Minimal CSS + JS Chosen to be framework agnostic What is AUI?

6. Major UI library Plays a role in both Server and Cloud products Composed of 40 components A huge range of components to choose from, buttons, dialogs, dropdowns, modals and so much more. Minimal CSS + JS Chosen to be framework agnostic What is AUI?

7. To create a harmonious experience for our users. MISSION

8. TIMELINE ADG1 ADG2 Atlaskit(ADG3) AUI6.x(ADG2) 2013 2016 ADGforServer AUI7 AUI5.xAUI1.x 2008 AUI 8 20182012 2014 2017

9. Reducing size Reducing complexity Aligning with ADG for Server Our goals

10. Reducing size Reducing complexity Aligning with ADG for Server Our goals

11. Reducing size Reducing complexity Aligning with ADG for Server Our goals

12.

13. AUI 8 A major overhaul

14. xkcd: 1770 - UI Change

15. To give you the best in usability and developer experience. CONTEXT

16. Aligning with ADG for Server More aesthetic than ever

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21. Agenda What’s changed? Redefining experimental Deprecations Upgrading

22. Smaller bundle size What comes bundled Performance Up-to-date What’s changed?

23. ~11% reduction Down 21 KB from AUI 7 (185KB to 164KB min+gz) Out with the old Removing deprecated code patterns contributed to the big savings Changing what’s bundled Moving rarely-used components out Smaller

24. ~11% reduction Down 21 KB from AUI 7 (185KB to 164KB min+gz) Out with the old Removing deprecated code patterns contributed to the big savings Changing what’s bundled Moving rarely-used components out Smaller

25. ~11% reduction Down 21 KB from AUI 7 (185KB to 164KB min+gz) Out with the old Removing deprecated code patterns contributed to the big savings Changing what’s bundled Moving rarely-used components out Smaller

26. Smaller bundle size What comes bundled Performance Up-to-date What’s changed?

27. Further reducing page weight Improving performance by overhauling what you get bundled with. Atlassian JS (AJS) Reduced its min bundle size by a substantial 50% From 555KB to 262KB compared to AUI 7. Web-resources Removing experimental web-resource keys Sensible bundling

28. Further reducing page weight Improving performance by overhauling what you get bundled with. Atlassian JS (AJS) Reduced its min bundle size by a substantial 50% From 555KB to 262KB compared to AUI 7. Web-resources Removing experimental web-resource keys Sensible bundling

29. Further reducing page weight Improving performance by overhauling what you get bundled with. Atlassian JS (AJS) Reduced its min bundle size by a substantial 50% From 555KB to 262KB compared to AUI 7. Web-resources Removing experimental web-resource keys Sensible bundling

30. Smaller bundle size What comes bundled Performance Up-to-date What’s changed?

31. Being smaller Faster to load into the browser Components are faster In a Chrome Lighthouse Audit, dropdown2 scores higher at 85/100 compared to 63/100 Faster first meaningful paint at ~3.3s compared to ~4.5s in our test pages* Faster * https://testpreview-aui-flatapp.netlify.com

32. Being smaller Faster to load into the browser Components are faster In a Chrome Lighthouse Audit, dropdown2 scores higher at 85/100 compared to 63/100 Faster first meaningful paint at ~3.3s compared to ~4.5s in our test pages* Faster * https://testpreview-aui-flatapp.netlify.com

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34. Visit testpreview-aui-flatapp.netlify.com

35. Smaller bundle size What comes bundled Performance Up-to-date What’s changed?

36. Dependencies All our key dependencies are up-to-date jQuery and jQuery UI Bumped up jQuery to 2.x and JQuery UI to 1.12.1 jQuery UI no longer core to AUI Support for jQuery 3 Backbone and Underscore No longer added to window by default. Backbone now on 1.3.3 Underscore now on 1.9.1 Modern

37. Dependencies All our key dependencies are up-to-date jQuery and jQuery UI Bumped up jQuery to 2.x and JQuery UI to 1.12.1 jQuery UI no longer core to AUI Support for jQuery 3 Backbone and Underscore No longer added to window by default. Backbone now on 1.3.3 Underscore now on 1.9.1 Modern

38. Dependencies All our key dependencies are up-to-date jQuery and jQuery UI Bumped up jQuery to 2.x and JQuery UI to 1.12.1 jQuery UI no longer core to AUI Support for jQuery 3 Backbone and Underscore No longer added to window by default. Backbone now on 1.3.3 Underscore now on 1.9.1 Modern

39. Agenda What’s changed? Redefining experimental Deprecations Upgrading

40. The problem Experimental components and features were often used in production. Going forward New components and features to be built in separate Node packages. Keeps production bundle small. End of experimental

41. The problem Experimental components and features were often used in production. Going forward New components and features to be built in separate Node packages. Keeps production bundle small. End of experimental

42. Agenda What’s changed? Redefining experimental Deprecations Upgrading

43. Bundle Web- resources Individual web-resource keys instead of bundle keys Deprecations Removed web- resources Experimental web-resource keys removed Components Dialog 1, Dropdown 1, and Inline Dialog 1 removed

44. Bundle Web- resources Individual web-resource keys instead of bundle keys Deprecations Removed web- resources Experimental web-resource keys removed Components Dialog 1, Dropdown 1, and Inline Dialog 1 removed

45. Bundle Web- resources Individual web-resource keys instead of bundle keys Deprecations Removed web- resources Experimental web-resource keys removed Components Dialog 1, Dropdown 1, and Inline Dialog 1 removed

46. Agenda What’s changed? Redefining experimental Deprecations Upgrading

47. jQuery 1 is dead to us It’s old, slow, and has known security vulnerabilities. We’re no longer providing support for it. Upgrade Tips Dependencies Using P2 Plugin Hurray for 3 We’re supporting this now is now ready for products and projects that upgrade to this version.

48. Be wary of web-resources With many deprecations and removed keys, be sure to check out the upgrade guides. On aui.atlassian.com Upgrade Tips Dependencies Using P2 Plugin

49. AUI 8.4 & 8.5 Introducing a new and modern look to • Form fields • Radio • Checkbox OUR LATEST RELEASES

50. Form Fields

51. Form Fields

52. AUI Select2

53. AUI Select2

54. Radio & Checkbox

55. Radio & Checkbox

56. CONTRIBUTIONS

57. 60 customer issues resolved 437 commits over 6 months CONTRIBUTIONS

58. PATRICK LAI | JUNIOR DEVELOPER | ATLASSIAN | @THEPATRICKLAI Thank you!