Thomas Steiner (@tomayac)

Now at @tomayac@toot.cafe

The below is an off-site archive of all tweets posted by @tomayac ever

November 11th, 2016

dalmaer NASA now has a PWA! code.nasa.gov

via Twitter for iPhone (retweeted on 9:54 PM, Nov 11th, 2016 via Echofon)

1st peek of sw-framework library by @jeffposnick at #ChromeDevSummit to unite sw-toolbox & sw-precache functionality https://t.co/fZmHhmS7Ve

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Better tooling support that warns you when you are about to 🔫 in the 💣 is greatly needed—@addyosmani’s RfC: https://t.co/wh2RzbPB6O https://t.co/dgsFminC9N

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Key performance points that you should be tracking for optimal website performance, useful reminder by @addyosmani. #ChromeDevSummit https://t.co/ZHZ4hn0bs0

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@robertnyman Nooooo :-( But thanks for the pointer and reply.

via Echofon in reply to robertnyman

Great set of Progressive Web App documentation resources, put together by the Opera team. https://t.co/yCia8IXEow

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@robertnyman Hi Robert. Where did you buy it? Somewhere close to SF Jazz Center? Tak!

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MSEdgeDev Our Edge engineers are at again today if you want to chat! @jacobrossi @rachelnabors @auchenberg @patrickkettner

via TweetDeck (retweeted on 6:56 PM, Nov 11th, 2016 via Echofon)

Exciting news from the @AMPhtml team, looking forward to learning the specifics. AMP cache URL “lock-in” is feedback that comes up often. https://t.co/B5Kjhv2ZFX

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Live CSS coverage test for webpages. This is such a useful feature to have. Wishlist: above-the-fold coverage analysis, @ChromeDevTools 🙏🏽 https://t.co/toTrqcNzaa

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jonathandavis @abraham the WebKit team is looking at Service Workers. It is in fact under consideration.

via Twitter for iPhone (retweeted on 3:49 AM, Nov 11th, 2016 via Echofon)

Can we get @jonathandavis a big red 🚨 “I’m here” helmet? Apple  are seeking the dialogue. 💍🏻 #ChromeDevSummit @WebKit https://t.co/EJF8re6Udi

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jaffathecake youtu.be/4bZvq3nodf4 this talk by @slightlylate brilliantly shows why phones can’t use all of the CPU they have on paper.

via Twitter for Android (retweeted on 2:39 AM, Nov 11th, 2016 via Echofon)

RT @kdzwinel: Inline breakpoints in @ChromeDevTools are a killer feature. Something that I know I’ll use every day. https://t.co/IEHiRYEl3n

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HTTPS transparency report: https://t.co/NPMKI85uxQ 🔐 #ChromeDevSummit

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Dark Silicon & the End of Multicore Scaling https://t.co/t7bBQfOWRi Paper mentioned by @slightlylate at #ChromeDevSummit—Desktop≠Mobile CPUs

via Twitter for iPhone

Emojineer @notwaldorf shows some cool tools like polydev https://t.co/j4yfq1QyTL and <demo-snippet> https://t.co/JXoJFOF48g #ChromeDevSummit

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