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Bringing Service Workers to Google Search
(web.dev)
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cramforce
7y ago
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cramforce
7y ago
Signed Exchanges are basically that but with cryptographic guarantee of no transform by caches. See https://github.com/WICG/webpackage/blob/master/explainer.md [Working on AMP at Google]
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cramforce
8y ago
AMP for email in GMail can be turned off and is off-by-default if image-loading is turned off.
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cramforce
8y ago
See my other comments on this. This is very much possible by design.
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cramforce
8y ago
That email would probably otherwise just contain a link. It really doesn't make a difference. Clients can (and do) use trust scoring to activate AMP in emails. Right now they use the same model that would allow loading images by defaul
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cramforce
8y ago
Because we do the majority of the work. The governance body size will, however, expand with further non-Google members. So, the hypothetical "you just have to convince only one" is becoming less of an issue over time.
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cramforce
8y ago
Yes, but you know, that isn't Google controlling it and these are all member from major internet companies that won't take part in such a "conspiracy".
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cramforce
8y ago
Nah, it would typically include all info known at send time, but it can see if there is updated data on email open time. E.g. when you open a notification email from GitHub, the email can tell you that since it was sent, there are now addit
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cramforce
8y ago
Yahoo is a BIG email client. The TSC requires majority consensus. Google does not have a majority.
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8y ago
One important clarification since the question comes up often. AMP for email doesn't make emails inherently mutable. Emails already support updating by including external image references inside the email. Allowing this is a choice of
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8y ago
Emails already support updating by including external image references inside the email. AMP for email makes json requests proxied by the email client. Your client can decide to only make these requests once and then keep them stable or to
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8y ago
AMP including AMP for email is governed by a multi-company Technical Steering Committee as well as Advisory Committee since last year. https://blog.amp.dev/2019/03/06/encouraging-more-voices-in-a... AMP for e
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We built the fastest conference website in the world
(2019.jsconf.eu)
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8y ago
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cramforce
8y ago
They can use a different TLD. One big benefit is that the literal TLD is in the list (not every domain) keeping the size of the list O(1) instead of O(n) as it is for other TLDs.
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JSConf and CSSconf EU Finances
(2019.jsconf.eu)
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8y ago
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cramforce
8y ago
Has it been figured out which adblock list accidentally blocked AMP? We'd like to contact them. This is clearly a bug, since blocking AMP is not related to blocking ads (all the normal ad blocking rules should do the job just fine).
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The State of Demographics for Call for Speakers in Tech in 2019
(2019.jsconf.eu)
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8y ago
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Charting web platform interoperability in 2018
(bocoup.com)
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8y ago
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cramforce
8y ago
Counter anecdote: As a Google engineer it always seemed like Edge implemented the sparsest possible version of the web platform to make major Google products work–and literally nothing else. That works to launch the browser, but then basica
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8y ago
Ranking based on speed was launched this July https://webmasters.googleblog.com/2018/01/using-page-speed-i...
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8y ago
There is a lot of movement in that direction. This was the start https://www.ampproject.org/latest/blog/standardizing-lessons...
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8y ago
For that aspect see https://www.ampproject.org/latest/blog/standardizing-lessons...
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Lego built a life size, drivable Bugatti from over a million Technic pieces
(techcrunch.com)
1 points
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8y ago
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The Problems and Promise of WebAssembly
(googleprojectzero.blogspot.com)
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8y ago
App author here: Added this as an additional data source for the app.
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8y ago
Author of the app here: The voice is whatever your browser on your device uses by default for speech synthesis. E.g. on an iPhone it may be Siri's default, on other platforms it is a different voice.
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Road trip: This app will read you about the places you drive by
(roadtrip.glitch.me)
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Designing very large (JavaScript) applications
(medium.com)
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8y ago
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9y ago
Mozilla just announced that they mandate secure contexts for all new features https://blog.mozilla.org/security/2018/01/15/secure-contexts... There is wide consensus that while there are certainly trade-
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cramforce
9y ago
You vastly overestimate our agility, but we will take the compliment :)
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