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Explore localStorage and sessionStorage with Jecelyn! The localStorage and sessionStorage APIs allow you to store data on a user's device locally but in slightly different ways.

Taylor Savage, Product Manager on the Polymer team, kicks off the Summit with a whirlwind tour of what's new in the world of Web Components and the Polymer Project. Missed the summit?

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ARIA Authoring Practices, Alert pattern: goo.gl/8ZnyAH In previous episodes we covered how to get up and running using screen readers but one question I've seen come up is how do I tell a

SMS OTP is widely used for phone number verification, 2 step verification, account recovery, and payment verification. However, copy-pasting and entering the OTP from SMS cause friction.

A whirlwind tour of new features and proposals to improve the performance of your pages. Thank you for visiting this, the description!

Fetch is a modern replacement for XMLHttpRequest that lays the foundation for Progressive Web Apps. This video covers the basics of using Fetch to request resources and read responses.

Bramus schools Jake about all the viewports that exist in the browser. If you've had layout issues with position fixed, vw units, or height:100%, this episode will probably explain why.

The srcset attribute is a great way to enable the browser to choose the right image size of image with an img element. But what about background images?

Help your users sign up, sign in, and manage their account details with a minimum of fuss.

In this episode Jake and Surma chat about interviewing for web dev roles, drawing on their good and bad experiences as candidates, and mistakes they've made as interviewers.

In this episode, we'll be looking at VoiceOver, the screen reader built in to iOS. Like TalkBack for Android, VoiceOver uses gestures to move screen reader focus around the page.

Chrome is on the path to phasing out third-party cookies and this impacts a wide range of use cases from embedded content, APIs, widgets, single sign-on, analytics, and advertising.

Join us at the 6th Chrome Dev Summit to engage with Chrome engineers and leading web developers for a two-day exploration of modern web experiences.

Chrome 75 is rolling out now. There’s a new way to reduce latency on canvas elements. Web apps can now share files to other installed apps using the system level share sheet.

Focus-ring on GitHub: goo.gl/GZCfmQ Have you ever noticed the little blue or dashed ring that appears around elements when you activate them with your keyboard or mouse?

The Surma and Houdini: Demystifying the Future of CSS The engine that drives CSS is mostly working in the background, consuming the stylesheets we write.

Switch Access lets anyone with limited dexterity control their phone or computer. If you're building a mobile site, it's important to understand how switch device users will access your content.

Forms are great because they let you send some data from a user off to the server. But the native form element only cares about the native input tag.

Why do sites like Gmail or Docs operate like apps, and others… just don't feel right?

You can use the Animations tab in DevTools to inspect, scrub and modify animations. Learn now on today’s episode of DevTools Tips with Jhey and Jecelyn.

Seth shares the current state of JavaScript and script tooling in V8, and discusses the future with WebAssembly.

The most popular session of the day as Google's WebRTC team takes you through the latest enhancements and details of this core technology.

Polymer embraces encapsulated Custom Elements as its main organizing unit.

In this talk, we’ll show you how to take advantage of fresh from the oven APIs as well as “classics” to create instant and seamless experiences, even when the network connection isn’t cooperating.

What’s new in DevTools (Chrome 99) → goo.gle/3tIzhvR Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 0:12 - Throttling WebSocket requests 1:07 - New Reporting API pane 2:00 - Wait until element is

Chrome 98 is rolling out now! If you’ve signed up for the Auto Dark Theme Origin Trial, there’s a new way to opt out at a per element level.

It's been a while since we've done an AskPolymer so I reached out to the social media webz and here are some of the top questions you folks sent in!

The Web has a superpower—it's a frictionless and federated experience, whether for search results, news articles, ride sharing, or spreadsheets.

Chrome 87 is rolling out now!