12.09.15 1:39 Chrome Developer Interviews - Chrome Dev Summit 2015
Learn more about Chrome Dev Summit: developer.chrome.com/devsummit Last year the Summit presentation mainly focused on performance, Polymer, Material Design, and building mobile web apps
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17.11.19 7:39 Ready player web: Building modern web games (Chrome Dev Summit 2019)
What are the ingredients of a modern web game?
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10.05.18 40:52 Web Components and the Polymer Project: Polymer 3.0 and beyond (Google I/O '18)
Web Components are powerful, reusable, encapsulated components available natively on the web platform.
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01.12.23 5:05 What’s new in DevTools: Chrome 119-120
Let’s dive into what’s new in DevTools for Chrome 119-120.
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321 день 5:34 Fun & powerful: Intro to Chrome DevTools #DevToolsTips
In this video, Jecelyn will walk you through the basics of getting started and tips for Chrome DevTools.
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21.02.17 14:22 Building a Media Player #5: The Server-side Node.js Code
Learn more about the sample video-on-demand media Progressive Web App on GitHub: goo.gl/WNf1Dx Paul Lewis delves into the code behind his media player - focusing on server side rendering.
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16.07.20 31:32 Image compression deep-dive
Images are often the biggest assets in a web page, so compressing them well can be a huge saving for users.
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25.08.22 7:56 Chrome 105 - What’s New in DevTools
What’s new in DevTools (Chrome 105) → goo.gle/3QJ0VmM Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 0:13 - Step-by-step replay in the Recorder 1:06 - Support mouse over event in the Recorder 2:21 - Identify
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30.06.20 2:47:43 web.dev LIVE 2020: Day One
Join us for day 1 of web.dev LIVE as we head to the Americas timezone to provide helpful content on Performance and Discovery through Search.
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10.12.19 4:17 New in Chrome 79: Maskable icons, WebXR, Wake Lock, and more!
Chrome 79 is rolling out now! Installed Progressive Web Apps on Android get support for maskable icons. You can now create immersive experiences with the WebXR Device API.
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10.12.20 40:39 Chrome and the web in 2020
The opening keynote of the first ever virtual Chrome Dev Summit where Googlers, community members, and our partners come together to share our vision for the web.
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19.05.17 37:10 Building Virtual Reality on the Web with WebVR (Google I/O '17)
WebVR enables web developers to create frictionless, immersive experiences. Reach all VR headsets and the billions of users without VR hardware at once with a single web app.
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14.07.20 4:32 New in Chrome 84: App Shortcuts, Web Animations, Wake Lock, and lots more!
Chrome 84 is rolling out now! Users can start common tasks within your app with App Icon Shortcuts. The Web Animations API adds support for a slew of previously unsupported features.
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24.08.16 11:58 Polymer Starter Kit 2! -- Polycasts #52
Super exciting news! Today we're happy to announce that Polymer Starter Kit now works with Polymer CLI!!! A lot of folks have been asking about this and now there's no longer any question.
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28.04.16 1:04:58 Side Navigation Bar: Live Code Session - Supercharged
In this Side Navigation Bar Live Code Session (Supercharged) Paul and Surma run through the process of building a Side Nav. There is plenty of chatter, much head scratching and the occasional bug!
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04.02.20 6:02 New in Chrome 80: Module Workers, Optional Chaining, New Origin Trials, and more!
Chrome 80 is rolling out now, and there’s a ton of new stuff in it for developers!
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21.04.22 6:03 Chrome 101 - What’s New in DevTools
What’s new in DevTools (Chrome 101) → goo.gle/398kTX8 Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 0:12 - Import/Export recorded user flow as a JSON file 1:13 - Export user flow as a @puppeteer/replay script
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01.10.20 6:36 Chrome 86 - What’s New in DevTools
New to DevTools in Chrome 86: 1:00 Media panel → goo.gle/2HMVTXM 5:26 Lighthouse 6.2 release note → goo.gle/3l27oJ9 6:08 Chrome DevTools engineering blog: Migrating to JavaScript
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17.08.21 23:58 Deno - HTTP 203
In this episode, Surma gives Jake an introduction to Deno, a TypeScript-based runtime from the creator of Node.
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05.05.17 10:35 How to check for accessible colors -- A11ycasts #17
OATMEAL Color Contrast: goo.gl/khWzhs aXe Chrome Extension: goo.gl/TMZoBP Automated testing with aXe: goo.gl/Nj31Jj WCAG 1.4.3: goo.gl/ZkHlnV WCAG 1.4.6
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18.06.19 13:19 Web Components: The Secret Ingredient Helping Power The Web
As a web developer, you may or may not have tried Web Components – but as a web user, you almost certainly have. Adoption has quietly taken off.
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16.06.17 12:46 Accessible Modal Dialogs -- A11ycasts #19
ARIA Authoring Practices: Dialog - goo.gl/ibNKWw eBay MIND Patterns: Dialog - goo.gl/FI5NHa Inert Polyfill - goo.gl/nXMS1V The accessible modal dialog.
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13.07.20 8:57 Shipping a PWA as an Android app
Increase the reach of your Progressive Web App by using it as an Android app.
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26.04.17 2:58 Your Audience, Your Content
How do you start thinking about building an app or a website?
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28.02.17 3:44 Building a Media Player #7: Media Session API
Learn more about the sample video-on-demand media Progressive Web App on GitHub: goo.gl/WNf1Dx Paul Lewis shows you around a new media session API and looks in to a little bit of the code
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17.05.17 43:03 Future, Faster: Unlock the Power of Web Components with Polymer (Google I/O '17)
It took a few years and a couple of trips around the block, but Web Components have truly arrived: they’re natively supported in Chrome and Safari today, with other browsers joining the party soon.
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22.09.22 6:29 Chrome 106 - What’s New in DevTools
What’s new in DevTools (Chrome 106) → goo.gle/3DM1AAi Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 0:45 - Group files by Authored Deployed 1:30 - Hide ignore-listed sources 2:12 - The x_google_ignore_list in
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24.10.17 34:08 Fast By Default: Modern Loading Best Practices (Chrome Dev Summit 2017)
Optimizing sites to load instantly on mobile is far from trivial.
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19.08.16 8:23 JS Module Bundlers, Totally Tooling Tips (S3, E12)
In Totally Tooling Tips, JS Module Bundlers, Addy & Matt discuss JavaScript module bundling, the stream of 'ify' tools they have been working with whilst building for the web.
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