Google Chrome Developers

This talk will cover the latest updates for adding 3D to your web site. You'll learn how to use model-viewer and new features for rendering, AR, and interactivity.

Web Components are encapsulated, re-usable elements using just the web platform. But these APIs don't say much about how to turn components into fast and modern apps.

It’s been ten years since Chrome was first released. A lot has changed since then, but our goal of building a solid foundation for modern web applications hasn’t!

Users expect Progressive Web Apps interfaces to be responsive and intuitive. In this session we dissect some UI components, and see how we can build them in a performant way that delights our users.

Instant loading and the uncanny valley. Rob catches up with Jake and Paul to discuss the benefits of building offline first experiences.

The web platform is evolving quickly, with UI features to improve developer experiences, create new responsive capabilities, and enable more accessible interface defaults.

Alex Russell, Software Engineer on the Chrome team talks about the origin of the "Progressive Web App" term, and business cases for Progressive Web Apps.

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HTTPS is not only baseline security on the web, but also benefits site business by unlocking powerful capabilities and performance improvements.

New to DevTools in Chrome 64: the real-time Performance Monitor, easier filtering with the Console Sidebar, and automatic message groupings in the Console.

Missed the Progressive Web App Summit 2016? Take a tour with this sizzle reel to see talks, codelabs & more.

Learn the state of the art in debugging using Chrome dev tools with Paul Irish - all you need to know to expand your toolbox.

From Chrome 80, as part of a staged rollout, the default behavior of cookies will be changing.

Today on A11ycasts I want to give a brief look into the process I use when I'm checking a site for accessibility.

Styling on the web has been moving fast, bringing rich features for container-based styles and layouts, managing color contrast, leveraging device vibrant colors, gradients, and new color spaces for

Service workers are at the core of PWA techniques for resource-caching and push notifications.

Paul recaps what went into the second part of building a Router!

Learn how to record, replay and audit user flows with the Recorder panel in DevTools.

New to DevTools in Chrome 61: mobile device throttling in Device Mode, a new storage usage chart, timestamps of when service workers cache responses, toggling the FPS meter from the Command Menu, a

Addy and Matt are back with Season 3 and heaps more insightful tips!

Chrome 52 adds support for the CSS contain property, and can make rendering performance screamin’ fast! It’s easier to collect real user measurement data with the performance observer API.

Mat Scales on Great libraries and tools for great Progressive Web Apps Progressive Web Apps should load fast, work great offline, and progressively enhance to a better experience in modern browsers.

Amongst all the platforms for app development, the web is arguably the only one that does not make good use of threading.

Live from the registration desk, Rob talks with Peter Lubbers regarding attendance, livestream and the future of Progressive Web Apps!

Totally Tooling Tips is back on April 27th for season 3! Matt & Addy cover a plethora of tools to help developers including Offline Support, Accessibility tooling, Mocha, Atom and much more.

The web community is entering into a new era of responsive design and shifting our perspectives on what it means.

The hardest problem with software is distribution. App developers often spend more on distribution than they earn back.

Find out how to find and remove unused CSS and JavaScript.

New to DevTools in Chrome 65: Local Overrides, new accessibility tools, the Changes tab, new performance and SEO audits, reliable code stepping with worker and async code, and multiple recordings in

Keyboard focus is crucially important for both motor impaired users, and visually impaired users relying on a screen reader.