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by kinlan 7y ago
Hahahaha. There's an amazing flattering IR photo of me in there :)
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by kinlan 7y ago
We always consider the needs of developers, but we also tend to ask a lot of them (new perf, security, capabilities etc etc) in more normal situations, but I'd add this is a highented situation for all users and develers where everyone
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by kinlan 7y ago
The blog post is pretty accurate. I know it seems pretty general, but nearly the entire team is working remote and at the same time it's not prudent to push change on the ecosystem when everyone is trying to keep their site running.
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by kinlan 7y ago
It's a mix of many things. Our teams all working remote for the first time and dealing with the same issues all people are dealing with. And then also at the same time if we put pressure on external developers with breaking changes or
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by kinlan 7y ago
Yep. We will still be pushing critical updates.
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We are pausing upcoming Chrome and Chrome OS releases(blog.chromium.org)
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Can you tell if two URLs are part of the same site? [Video](youtu.be)
1 points by kinlan 7y ago|0 comments
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by kinlan 7y ago
snap!
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by kinlan 7y ago
It would be great for people just visiting DOM_Maker to be able to quickly see an example in the README file of the syntax etc.
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by kinlan 7y ago
I believe that term had already been used before (I'd at least seen it on twitter)
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by kinlan 7y ago
We are hosted in infrastructure that doesn't let us change this (although we are currently migrating a lot of the content off on to another site that we do control). Like many developers, we can only do what we can with the tools we ha
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by kinlan 7y ago
Not always. We do work with a lot of teams internally though.
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by kinlan 7y ago
Yeah - that's been pretty much our guidance (I'm on Surma's team) - but we know you can build interactive experiences on the client on these low end devices too, but it has to be off main thread.... In the end, it's a bl
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by kinlan 7y ago
Really? We didn't publish it in the store (iirc)... As a pwa it should offer an install though.
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by kinlan 7y ago
Biased reply - I work for Google. It depends on what you choose as your choice of technology, if you choose web components then you really can only really offer that same experience to users that have a browser that supports that API native
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by kinlan 7y ago
Https://squoosh.app does this (note our team built this). Also. Neat project op, love seeing all new projects that help with image compression.
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by kinlan 7y ago
With a portal, you are not on the original origin at all, you are on the new site once it's activated - I think you're thinking of signed exchanges which enable CDNed like experiences. Portals are essentially iframes, but once act
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Web perception toolkit – object detection and URL mapping on the web(perceptiontoolkit.dev)
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by kinlan 8y ago
> unified scheme for signing application packages/updates This is one of our longer term visions for the API, not there just yet.
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by kinlan 8y ago
I work on the project - PWA's on desktop are essentially just tabs without the Chrome at the moment, so it all goes through the same plumbing right now. It's not more or less friendly to trackers, if you have an extension the exte
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by kinlan 8y ago
Team member here. You have to abide by all the rules of the store to be listed in the store.
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Web a Skeb. Etch a sketch in a progressive web app(web-a-skeb.firebaseapp.com)
1 points by kinlan 8y ago|0 comments
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Project VisBug: an experimental design tool in the browser(github.com)
3 points by kinlan 8y ago|0 comments
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Squoosh: image codecs and compression in every browser that supports WASM(squoosh.app)
16 points by kinlan 8y ago|0 comments
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by kinlan 8y ago
This is exactly the pattern I use in https://github.com/PaulKinlan/webgde-deck and whilst is a little harder to mange it's incredibly fast https://webdev.topicdeck.com/ is an example of it hosted.
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by kinlan 8y ago
Site's can not do anything with Bluetooth API unless the user explicitly granting them permission to use the feature. A site can't even query the devices around the user without the user getting a very clear and actionable promp
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Inside look at modern web browser (part 1)(developers.google.com)
5 points by kinlan 8y ago|0 comments
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Request based caching strategies with Service Worker(medium.com)
1 points by kinlan 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: DOMCurl - cUrl that renders full web pages + JS(github.com)
2 points by kinlan 8y ago|0 comments
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PWA: Progressive Web All-The-things(paul.kinlan.me)
2 points by kinlan 8y ago|0 comments

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