@edent @ChromiumDev @RickByers One data point are the public reviews on the extension (https://t.co/Ahcca4PSpR) with 80K+ users and a lot of anecdotal positive feedback (lots of academics) that reached me in private. Not sure we have public data on the Go
@jeffposnick @triblondon Andrew, any idea where the demo from that article originally at vary-test.fastlydemo.net went? Thanks!
Thanks to @_baku89 you can now send rumble signals to Joy-Con controllers connected via #WebHID to your device: https://t.co/aZ98iCJXHU. This came via a super cool PR that I just had the pleasure to merge. Thank you! https://t.co/Hq9NYrpLKb
@_baku89 Thank you very much! â™¥ï¸ You’re credited in the README https://t.co/7gXDLQidkr and I have just released v0.2.0 that contains the feature: https://t.co/xYlH3GRASZ! 🎉 Also thanks again to @mrdoob for connecting us!
@_baku89 I guess for a first version this would work already. I would happily merge such a PR. The whole code is full of magic byte sequences that make no sense to me (as a non-hardware person).
RT @quicksave2k: The CSS accent-color property is getting some love in Chrome Canary and I have to admit I like it a lot ;)
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RT @mikewest: CSP is large and sprawling, but a “strict” subset of the policy language is _very_ effective at mitigating injection attacks…
Mentored a super motivated group of students at @GazaSkyGeeks 🇵🇸—a @GoogleStartups tech partner—today who’re learning Web development as part of their Code Academy career accelerator course (https://t.co/vReljB2Fz3). This is the little PWA we