kinlan

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Feature Policy – Enabling and Disabling Features on the Web(developers.google.com)
1 points by kinlan 8y ago|0 comments
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by kinlan 9y ago
I still love RSS like many people in this thread. I've been using them to aggregate and publicise a lot of the content that the developers we work with create https://web.gdedeck.com/ (I created an aggregation client f
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by kinlan 9y ago
I'm a big fan of player.fm
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Domcurl:curl-like utility that runs JS(github.com)
1 points by kinlan 9y ago|0 comments
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The meaning of open(medium.com)
2 points by kinlan 9y ago|0 comments
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Training your own Web-based voice command recognizer(smus.com)
1 points by kinlan 9y ago|0 comments
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by kinlan 9y ago
There are multiple versions of UC browser. My understanding of it is: - uc mobile on Android now uses the blink engine, it used to use Webkit. - uc mini ( I think that's the name) has server renderer but it's "uc engine"
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by kinlan 9y ago
I was confused too... Then I realised it takes about 10 seconds to appear as you animate the text in.
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by kinlan 9y ago
The process of getting apps onto Play, is to create an Android app... so I'm not clear on what you mean. Someone will create the tooling that will automatically create this. Trusted Web activity is just a general way to launch you PWA
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by kinlan 9y ago
:) thank you - it's a balance...
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by kinlan 9y ago
I'm not blaming the union if it came out that way it wasn't intentional. I had to work around a number of constraints, with timings based on regulations as well as rates, budget constraints and other factors that came in at the la
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by kinlan 9y ago
We don't refuse or disallow. We just don't take an arbitrary URL and list it in the store automatically. We announced Trusted Web activities https://developers.google.com/web/updates/2017/10/usi
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by kinlan 9y ago
https://outweb.io/ and https://pwa-directory.appspot.com/ have collections of progressive web apps. They all have differing levels of offline support based on their needs.
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by kinlan 9y ago
Did they fix it? Did they care about fixing it?
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by kinlan 9y ago
I can categorically say no, that is not the reason. It's to make the web experiences better, instant and accessible and available to everyone. There needs to be pressure on the entire ad industry (including Google's products) to n
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by kinlan 9y ago
Do you have specific examples? I know we frequently talk about the benefits of distribution and reach of the web in comparison to other platforms including Android.
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by kinlan 9y ago
I saw your email to the team and I have reply coming shortly (if it wasn't sent out already). For context, for everyone on the thread. We had a wrap-up video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2n69vkYvo9g ) of the event t
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by kinlan 9y ago
That's a good question that I don't know how to answer clearly. We are a big company with many facets and no clear web direction owner and also lots of platforms (android, web, assistant etc). Generally, it's lots of groups w
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by kinlan 9y ago
Re: web rtc .. yes... And getting the screen share API in would be nice too. Re: helping. I think we have some engineers supporting our predictablity efforts on WebKit (i.e helping to smooth out edge cases) but I don't think we are wor
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by kinlan 9y ago
We are talking about that for next year. We need to do a better job at audience segmentation because we have ranges from senior dev to student, and CxO's etc and that's roughly why we stay a tad higher level with a lot of case stu
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by kinlan 9y ago
Service Worker and Manifest are in development in Safari. It's quite a significant amount of work to land the APIs It's not as simple as just forcing it in. SW can require deeper integration with the OS and network stacks that we
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by kinlan 9y ago
Organizer of Chrome Dev Summit here. Please do keep sending feedback and thoughts through on how can keep improving. In terms of session length, I can see that being an issue. We had strict union regulations, and a lot of content to get thr
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Accessing Sensors on the Web. Generic Sensor API(developers.google.com)
3 points by kinlan 9y ago|0 comments
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by kinlan 9y ago
I'm disputing the fact there was a casual offhand design, and I don't think hiding the state of the render or the browser helps anyone not least developers who need the information about the state of their page. I'm not sayin
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by kinlan 9y ago
So you would like us to not tell the page what the render is doing? I'm not sure how that would play out for any number of API's that exist on the web. Developer's have consistently had the means to override the default actio
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by kinlan 9y ago
If you are interested, there is also a spec under development at the moment to make it more explicit - https://wicg.github.io/picture-in-picture/
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by kinlan 9y ago
Shared below too. Just as a quick point and I will drop it in the article comments too. I'm the lead for our Chrome Developer Relations team. Chrome doesn't disable picture in picture for Youtube, Youtube disable it in Chrome. The
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by kinlan 9y ago
Just as a quick point and I will drop it in the article comments too. I'm the lead for our Chrome Developer Relations team. Chrome doesn't disable picture in picture for Youtube, Youtube disable it in Chrome. They listen to resize
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by kinlan 9y ago
It is in the resource list. https://www.webcomponents.org/resources
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by kinlan 9y ago
> main proponents of WebComponents cannot build proper WebComponents (and no one can): I've a vested interest as I run the team that Rob is on, I feel like there is a lot being misconstrued here in this thread, x-tags is be on the l

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