@RReverser I am in this lucky position. The general public isn’t. But I agree, the community is very helpful, even if you can’t just ping them. Progress stories like https://t.co/KI86sndmLc are very encouraging to read.
How to compile something to WebAssembly:
1. Run ./emcc hello_world.c -o hello-world.js
2. Figure out the rest of the fucking flags pic.twitter.com/WgvoImGSzg
Nobody thrives on rejection—Here are reasons I didn’t take job offers: https://t.co/KyUmhgptSL. Ex-Microsoft @codepo8 on his adventures in finding a new job (which apparently he did, so congrats 🔷 on whatever may be announced soon).
RT @ChromiumDev: 🔢 How the game editor Construct 3 @constructTeam uses the File System Access API to let users save their games, by @Ashley…
@benmorss Yepp: https://t.co/UetvT8Q9sl.
@benmorss It was 😊: https://t.co/rjDklmZcPx.
RT @cesalberca: Thank you #JavaScript! #JSDayCAN2023 https://t.co/5FUqRoGqB2
@0fprod I call it “workâ€. 😂
@nstlopez @aleksandrasays @canariasjs If you look closely, 40% of all icons are browsers. 😂
🔢 You can find the slides of my #JSDayCAN2023 talk “From Web SQL to SQLite implemented in WebAssembly and backed by the origin private file system†at https://t.co/rjDklmZcPx. 🌴 @canariasjs
@cesalberca Don’t use `console.log()`. Ever. Always use `console.error()`, because more red messages means more stuff for the smart 🤔 developer to “fixâ€.
@itsgabsgarcia I can handle that. ðŸ˜
@itsgabsgarcia There’re too many interesting talks happening at the same time. Could you share a link to your code and/or slides?
RT @cwilso: BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHA
@cheneytsai On Monday. 😅
From #GoogleIO Connect in Miami 🇺🇸🌴 straight to Tenerife#JSDayCAN2023 for #JSDayCAN2023. I’m the closjsdaycanarias.com/agendaps://t.co/EBwXrdeG3T. ¡Nos vemos!
RT @lenztpaul: A new way to teach kids about #code using #Lego and robotics
#googleioconnect #projectfugu https://t.co/8eYAA6V4zO
@max77sabers Yeah, I know. At least we have basic dark mode now; before we hadn’t.
RT @ChromiumDev: 🔢 How @LEGO_Education uses the Web Bluetooth and the Web Serial APIs, by @jdj_dk and @tomayac:
💉 Article: https://t.co/vp…
RT @cheneytsai: https://t.co/PgmJz25W8a
Was lucky to be able to demo this at I/O this year. Kudos to @tomayac for the detailed writeup
RT @MatheusMarabesi: Advanced Web APIs in real world apps https://t.co/Jp9MJv9Gqk via @YouTube and @tomayac
#projectfugu
@fatiherikli92 @ChromiumDev @blockbench @JannisX11 @BoxySVG is on Twitter, you can ask them directly how they do it.
RT @ChromiumDev: 🔢 How the 3D model editor
@blockbench uses the EyeDropper API to let users choose colors from everywhere, by @JannisX11 a…
@sseraphini @RReverser I don’t have experience with this either, but the most productive thing to do would be to file a https://t.co/pK8LavZ5Hr in which you demonstrate the problem with a minimal reproduction case. You can also add a screen cast if it h
Desperate. pic.twitter.com/z8UtobyIJI
@LinkofHyrule89 @kennethrohde @photopeacom @ChromiumDev Apart from the browser, on a daily basis I use this shortcut in Finder and iTerm, where it universally creates a new tab.
⌠Wha@feedlyly use#AIAI for:
Applying useless (to me) labels (red) like “Hospital Mental Health”, “Hate passwords? Google”, or “iOS Apps App” to posts in my feeds.
🙄 What I wish Feedly used basic string matching for:
Deduplicating cross-posted artpic.twitter.com/SXqDPxaY0Q
@kennethrohde @photopeacom @ChromiumDev Related: https://t.co/cf6IlPINrV.
@kennethrohde @photopeacom @ChromiumDev You can with the Keyboard Lock API, but admittedly only if in full screen.
Article: https://t.co/g5DEptTPkQ
Demo: https://t.co/rPfOqgHk3X https://t.co/u4pzweiiFn
@VoidSimonF @ChromiumDev Anything that requires a client-side database. It’s deprecated now anyway.
RT @ChromiumDev: 🔢 How image editing app @photopeacom uses the File Handling API to let users open files from their file explorer, by @ivan…
Welcome to Germany, President @zelenskyyua. https://t.co/5VsWRDLYtE
#ï¸âƒ£ #StandWithUkraine 🇺🇦
Random observation: the Bluesky firehose is just a WebSocket wss://bsky.social/xrpc/com.atproto.sync.subscribeRepos accessible to anyone, no API key nor anything needed. There’s a neat app that showcases it: blue-skies-ahead.glitch.me. Still pretty low-traff
It’s #GoogleIO, and I prepared a talk for you: https://t.co/96853Fjxwf. It’s titled “Advanced Web APIs in real world apps†and focuses on five different partners that use five different Project Fugu 🡠APIs.
#ï¸âƒ£ #ProjectFugu
Join me in the #GoogleIO Adventure chat room to chat about #ProjectFugu ðŸ¡: https://t.co/HRi02aVm9C. 💬
@lucienimmink It uses unfurl.js: https://t.co/4RXQoQLe7f. If you update your app, it will be refreshed with new info at the next deployment.
RT @fword_dev: One F-word walks into a bar, but there’s another F-word already waiting! Meet the next episode with @tomayac, @brucel, and @…
@lucienimmink Neat. Submit it to the Project Fugu 🡠API Showcase if you want.
Animate elements on scroll with Scroll-Driven Animations, by @bramus@front-end.social: https://t.co/TfKOWmFUAA. WebKit’s (https://t.co/yQAn2HPkc8) and Mozilla’s (https://t.co/Jh8RIdIloC) positions on this proposal are still pending.
@wes_goulet @slightlylate Unfortunately not yet, but please chime in on the comment thread of crbug.com/1295253 and star it to be informed of progress.
#TIL about the BIMI standard: https://t.co/CqbjHBBxWg. It’s rolling out to Gmail soon, and lets brands verify their identity and logo: https://t.co/MgRndWc2Xk.
Chrome 114 beta https://t.co/ei0e6Vz8UH introduces the cross-vendor agreed-on Popover API (https://t.co/XnI1DUKxGa) and adds support for tapping into the device’s background blur feature via the Background Blur API proposal (https://t.co/4SGGhj2Qy6).
@dalmaer Oh crap. Sorry to hear, Dion! Wishing you all the best! 🫂
Improving the web without third-party cookies: W3C TAG Finding 04 May 2023: https://t.co/0mfZvtQSal. The @tag@w3c.social’s view on third-party cookies, very accessibly summarized by @rhiaro@toot.cat. ðŸª
@Jay4w Thanks for the kind words! 😊 Still working on the time boxing…
@wes_goulet It’s a mix of reasons really. See the paper’s Section 5 for some answers. It is very individual and no universal answer exists. https://t.co/4QtgP1IjST
Just presented The Capable Web at #TheWebConf2023 W3C and Developers Track.
â”RQ1: Why do people not fully bet on PWA?
â”RQ2: Why is Flutter so popular
â”How Fugu is my browser? https://t.co/Y8klcZ3goB
â”How Fugu is the Web? h…
https://t.co/rB0Y
StackBlitz’ WebContainers now mostly work in Safari: https://t.co/TWXaALhiX4. The blog post gives some insights into how they made it happen and what obstacles the team had to overcome.
A browser in a browser: Install this PWA https://t.co/QqtKAsTDqc and enable Window Controls Overlay (https://t.co/kT494sbAXV)! It’s a super well-made tabbed interface ðŸŒðŸ—‚ï¸. Maybe even better than what they would…
https://t.co/iqgpqsiA5q
Project Fugu ðŸ¡, by â¦@lucienimminkâ©. https://t.co/bZ4rjlu7VC
@atg_nl Legacy apps are explicitly mentioned as a non-goal to support: https://t.co/ofhisFiBL5.
@atg_nl Hey there! As long as the other app can deal with the web custom format, the answer is yes. For RTF, most apps expect “application/rtf”, but web custom format uses “web application/rtf”.