@MHablich @ChromeDevTools It’s more about costly API calls whose resulting data is stored in HTML-ified form in the DOM. Whatever the correct term for this is these days. I send down a static DOM tree in `index.html` at the end.
@mathias @ChromeDevTools Oh, that’s a good one. Thanks for the reminder!
@mathias Congratulations!
(Minor nit: two long URLs, the longest being https://t.co/GhjyVZDzA2, cause the layout to overflow.)
@othermaciej It’s limited to war memorials, which Germany has a contractual obligation to protect and maintain: https://t.co/W5iUhvcfzB. This was agreed on in the Treaty on Good Neighborhood, Partnership and Cooperation between the FRG and the USSR. Tex
@stuk It’s almost technically correct. The repo https://t.co/9kYsv3aZ4H only contains an Explainer. The still open PR to add the feature to the Web App Manifest spec is https://t.co/lW3LFPEah0. So I guess it could be changed to “Startedâ€: https://t.
Great introduction to the new Node.js `node:test` and `node:assert` packages by @samthor: https://t.co/vKFxKHMfkL. 💠https://t.co/Ki7kUl2RIl
@cramforce @ChromeDevTools Yeah, that’s the obvious way to do this right™. In the particular case I can’t even be bothered. The thing lives on a sGlitch.comeLTRWC project.
It’s a little more nuanced than the quoted tweet (⤵ï¸) makes it appear. Paste the contents of https://t.co/5IjhBEJNCm into your favorite translator and see for yourself. Please help not to spread fake news!
Berlin and all of Germany #StandWithUkraine
@othermaciej It’s a little more nuanced. Paste the contents of https://t.co/5IjhBEJNCm in your favorite translator and see for yourself.