slightlylate Super excited about Googlebot support for Web Components, so wrote a tiny test to verify: Googlebot understands Shadow DOM!
What you see on the page, and in devtools, is what will get indexed, regardless of Shadow/Light content location thanks to tree flattening. twitter.com/slightlylate/s… pic.twitter.com/xYyJmGV0ga
mathias @tomayac This is why @v8js does bytecode caching in that scenario: v8.dev/blog/code-cach… Zero parse cost!
@__jakub_g I have no particular knowledge of @webpack, you should probably discuss this with @TheLarkInn et al. Sorry. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
slightlylate With apologies to @g33konaut, the documentation is opaque, so I made a tiny page to verify what we all hoped: Googlebot understands and indexes Shadow DOM!!! twitter.com/slightlylate/s… pic.twitter.com/UH5PP7CaCy
This post by Instagram engineering is brilliant. “[With a high JavaScript cache hit rate] the parsing and execution performance of JavaScript on the CPU becomes the limiting factor rather than the network download time”. instagram-engineering.com/making-instagr… twitter.com/stefanjudis/st…
Microsoft Edge is Coming to Linux: omgubuntu.co.uk/2019/11/its-of…. 🐧
googlefonts Do you need typographic control across five stylistic axes?
Yes, yes you do. 💯
And now you can have it in ✨Recursive✨– #variablefontnt for design & code that can go from Sans to Mono and gives the flexibility that you never knew you neededrecursive.designJpic.twitter.com/6OV9PLL3fSfS
@GDGBremen @neuland Thanks again for listening. I’ve left a comment with pointers to the resources from the talk on Meetup: meetup.com/gdg-hb/events/….