@SaraSoueidan @Malarkey I’ve mixed feelings about this. As long as it’s just your personal components, whatever works. As soon as you aim for broader adoption, though, cultural background matters. Chemical elements (https://t.co/W2su0levgo)? Maybe. Of
@rick_viscomi @HTTPArchive I just liked this tweet, which gave it a little hearty icon, but here’s another actual heart â™¥ï¸ of appreciation! This is so freakin’ cool!
@HTTPArchive @rick_viscomi No way! Really? We’re creating an actual book 🔖 from the Almanac contents? Wow, this is going to be the best event (if we ever do them again) swag ever, and a great present for any web developer. 😆
@iandevlin @yatil If only there were a simple tool where professional web developers could paste their HTML code for a validity check…validator.w3.org/nu/#textareaUwiFh
And I say “paste†because professional web developers wouldn’t want to ruin their 50pic.twitter.com/7fiC3kq5u0
RT @keithclarkcouk: @partytimeHXLNT @EdgeDevTools @webhintio That’s handy! I’ve created a devtools web extension to help show those problem…
@isocroft @Ionicframework They have built @capacitorjs.
RT @yoavweiss: Fast and efficient brotli recompression using previous compression artifacts: https://t.co/Wnof6Abi5v
*Amazing* work by @ri…
RT @HTTPArchive: According to the PWA chapter of the 2019 Web Almanac, @tomayac and @jeffposnick found that 15% of all page loads on the we…
RT @streamsstandard: Over 5 years since it was first proposed in https://t.co/TI9x1ImHOP, transferable stream support has finally landed in…