Google Chrome Developers

What's the ideal web developer’s workflow? The Chrome DevTools team has asked this question over and over, only to realize that there isn't just one!

Use the srcset attribute to enable web browsers to automatically choose the correct image size for any device.

We are rethinking the fundamentals of the Chrome Extensions platform with the introduction of Manifest V3.

On Thursday 25th August at 14:00 UTC+1 Paul Lewis & Surma will be live coding a 3D Card Flip.

New to DevTools in Chrome 66: Blackboxing in the Network panel, auto-adjust zooming in Device Mode, HTML rendering in the Preview tab, pretty-printing in the Preview and Response tabs, and an

In Developer Diary Media Player #Day2 Paul talks about video formats, focusing on how to do video playback on the web.

Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) enable fast, integrated, reliable, and engaging web experiences.

In this episode, Bramus and Jecelyn walk you through the different ways of logging and filtering messages in the Console.

New to DevTools in Chrome 85: 0:18 Style editing for CSS-in-JS framework 0:52 Lighthouse 6 in the Lighthouse panel 2:16 Support for new JavaScript features 2:56 Bonus tips: Use snippets for quick

Roving tabindex is a super important technique if you're building custom controls that need deep keyboard support. Today on the show we'll cover how to implement it in a custom radio button control.

You can make your website faster and less data-hungry by using the right file format for images.

Angular has evolved a lot in the last year. Hear about the changes that you can opt into to make your applications smaller, faster, and easier to use.

What’s new in DevTools (Chrome 108) → goo.gle/3gMg6P5 Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 0:18 - Hints for inactive CSS properties 1:13 - Auto-detect XPath and text selectors in the Recorder 1:52

Architecting web apps continues to be challenging, whether it's accounting for performance, the latest and greatest platform APIs, or simply trying to figure out what part of the app should do what!

The Web is an ecosystem with diversity galore: Web standards, multiple browsers, a huge number and variety of devices, and a plethora of tools and services available.

Rick speaks with Addy Osmani about the state of JavaScript. Addy is an Engineering Manager on the Google Chrome team, and he has been a web developer for 17 years.

WebAssembly is a fast, portable, compact, cross-browser binary format for compilation to the Web. It allows new types of applications and heavy 3D games to run efficiently in browsers.

Chrome 100 is rolling out now with a three digit version number. There are some important changes to the user agent string.

What’s new in DevTools (Chrome 96) → goo.gle/3HkAbV6 Identify potential CSS improvements with the CSS Overview panel: goo.gle/css-overview Send us feedback on CSS Overview panel

New to DevTools in Chrome 67: 0:11 - Search Across Network Headers 0:33 - Copy As Fetch 0:41 - Stop Infinite Loops 1:05 - CSS Variable Previews 1:35 - Audits Panel Updates 2:03 - Performance Panel

Developers and businesses are struggling to build fast mobile web apps to reach the next billion users.

HTTPS is a must-have for progressive web apps. “But,” you say, “it'll make my site slow! And it's going to cost a ton!

Watch the "Just Use Button -- A11ycasts #05" video here: goo.gl/BIJOlz Every interactive control in your application needs to have an accessible "name", more often referred to as a "label".

In this episode, Addy chats with Rob Dodson, a developer advocate on the Chrome team, about his workflow for accessibility testing.

In this episode, Jake makes the case that URLs are impossible for humans to interpret, especially when it comes to security. What are browsers doing today to overcome that? And, is there a better way?

Learn Google’s vision for the Web Platform.

Addy Osmani on Progressive Web Apps across all frameworks. Progressive Web Apps can be built using any JavaScript library or framework, whether it's React, Angular 2.0, Ember or Polymer.

Matt Gaunt and Sam Saccone on The 2016 Web Development Workflow In this session, we will take a retrospective look at old workflow tools, future web tooling paths, the web's unifications efforts

Using Webpack want to learn more about code splitting? Then check out this weeks Totally Tool Tips where Addy gives you his top tips and Matt, unhelpfully, questions it.....totes a webpack noob.