RT @getify: Hey JS! Need your attention for a *moment* (pun intended).
TC39 is working on Temporal, a powerful Date/Time API. They **REALL…
RT @anssik: An interesting observation on the Apple-Facebook dynamic: â€Facebook’s biggest opportunities come from filling in the holes in A…
@BartHanssens @sethvanhooland @linkedktk I don’t, but they have a number of contact opportunities: https://t.co/iEiF1Bqfd1.
@DanShappir To alternatively implement JavaScript-based lazy-loading, for example with IntersectionObserver.
@daviddalbusco Added the info to the original tweet.
You can feature-detect support for this like so:
if (‘loading’ in HTMLIFrameElement.prototype) { // 🎉 Supported }
RT @intenttoship: Blink: Intent to Experiment: Declarative Shadow DOM https://t.co/pDdMFGa5v6
Wow, <iframe src=”foo.html” loading=”lazy”> is officially a thing now, just like with images: https://t.co/yr4oLHfT7y. If you offer iframe embeds, please consider adding this to your embed code. https://t.co/gc7dy92ox1
RT @pwabuilder: Great #webdevlive session by @andreban explaining how to package your PWA for Android Play Store using Trusted Web Activity…
Microsoft Edge now implements (and according to the article, has upstreamed to Chromium) the Storage Access API. â¤µï¸ https://t.co/iHw9jxygPZ
@CurrencyWiki @firefox @webkit Ah, I see what you mean. The problem is that the link goes through a redirect: https://t.co/OxetzwYhV2. There is a known limitation with some types of redirect. See my tweet for details: https://t.co/DiSMVjbqH5. For now, try
@danbri @vrandezo @libbymiller Hehe, FOAF is literally the first example I thought of when I wrote the tweet.