paulrouget

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by paulrouget 10y ago
It's true that innovation process used to take a long time. See the story of the telegraph for example, which was clearly a breakthrough, but took half a century to be adopted ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Vic
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by paulrouget 10y ago
But then tracking and targeting is not possible.
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by paulrouget 10y ago
No. The blog post says to expect the announcement later this week.
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by paulrouget 11y ago
The demo is great! Looks very promising. Question: would it be possible to add metro lines (not just the stations)?
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by paulrouget 11y ago
That's the plan :)
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by paulrouget 11y ago
Support landed a month ago ( https://github.com/servo/servo/pull/9385 ). No nightly builds yet.
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by paulrouget 11y ago
To be clear, this will be a very early release (nightly builds) of Servo with a HTML UI (browser.html). You won't be able to replace your current browser with Servo just yet :) … there's still a long way to go. The goal is to make
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by paulrouget 11y ago
Video from the beginning: https://air.mozilla.org/bay-area-rust-meetup-february-2016/#... "We've removed painting from the bottleneck in Servo" More info about WebRender: https://github.com&#x
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by paulrouget 11y ago
Can you explain? How do you store issues in git?
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by paulrouget 11y ago
So it's not a composition? It's exactly 10am UTC everywhere in this picture?
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by paulrouget 11y ago
It is instantaneous. But if you want any information to travel, you'll need to use a mechanism named "feed-forward", which is limited by the speed of light.
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by paulrouget 12y ago
What's wrong with the XPS13? I'm looking for a new notebook. Hesitating between this new Macbook and XPS13.
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Disappointed in W3C for Recommending Longdesc(tantek.com)
3 points by paulrouget 12y ago|0 comments
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by paulrouget 12y ago
weaknesses: I built it in a couple of days. It's ugly. Designed for Firefox.html only. Don't use it :)
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by paulrouget 12y ago
I want to use SVG. See issue #24. I just don't have the assets.
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by paulrouget 12y ago
A browser is 2 things: a HTML engine and a UI (tabs, urlbar, back button, …). Usually, the UI is built in C++/ObjectiveC/XUL. Here, I'm proposing to use the HTML engine to render the UI as well. It's already the case wit
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by paulrouget 12y ago
I've built that. Just to be clear: this is a personal project, not a mozilla project (even though I'm a mozilla employee). Also - many people find it silly to use HTML instead of the operating system toolkit library. But it's
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by paulrouget 12y ago
That's the plan. Work in progress.
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by paulrouget 12y ago
https://github.com/mozilla/jpm
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by paulrouget 12y ago
It's also in Firefox (since Firefox 13). Documentation: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Refe...
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by paulrouget 12y ago
> what the heck were they thinking? I don't know, maybe about how to design a spec that is compatible with past and future CSS parsers and features? People think it's so simple to come up with a new feature for CSS/HTML&#x
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by paulrouget 12y ago
I've been working with new contributors for some years now. Here are some advices: - find a mentor. It will helps a lot (use http://www.joshmatthews.net/bugsahoy/); - for the first bugs, writing code is not usuall
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"We are adding native support for VR devices to experimental builds of Firefox"(blog.bitops.com)
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by paulrouget 12y ago
I can do better: http://paulrouget.com/e/simpsons/ :)
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by paulrouget 12y ago
From the README: Why? Many GNU, Linux and other utils are pretty awesome, and obviously some effort has been spent in the past to port them to Windows. However, those projects are either old, abandoned, hosted on CVS, written in platform-sp
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Prototypo: Streamlining font creation(kickstarter.com)
1 points by paulrouget 13y ago|0 comments
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My Firefox OS homescreen(paulrouget.com)
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Firefox OS: tracking reflows and event loop lags(paulrouget.com)
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by paulrouget 13y ago
Many things are coming to make the UI much much more responsive: * async pan and zoom * `will-change` support (avoid layers flattening) progressive tiles rendering * better texture allocation mechanism * CSS snapping * position: sticky * an
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by paulrouget 13y ago
Works with Firefox. Not sure why Chrome doesn't resize the video.

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