Google Chrome Developers

Back in March 2003, Nick Finck and Steve Champeon stunned the web design world with the concept of progressive enhancement, a strategy for web design that emphasizes core webpage content first, and

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.

Learn advanced PWA recipes that combine several modern web APIs, and how companies are using them to create app-like experiences on their sites.

In this session, we introduce new features for installed PWAs, including capabilities previously reserved for native apps. Learn approaches for building better PWAs, including Play apps that use PWAs.

This session covers best practices for combining different installation offerings to increase installation rates and avoid platform competition and cannibalization.

Increase the reach of your Progressive Web App by using it as an Android app.

What exciting things happened in the JavaScript language and the V8 engine in 2019? Shu and Leszek take a tour of some new features and improvements.

On day 2, we travel virtually to an EMEA friendly timezone and welcome all developers who join us real time.

The Chrome team maintains Puppeteer, a Node.js library for browser automation using a simple and modern JavaScript API.

Let's take a look at the latest and greatest features in Chrome's DevTools.

Diagnosing common JavaScript SEO issues and helpful steps to debug them!

Naina and Sebastian discuss how AMP makes web development less painful and why it's time to move away from paired AMP.

The Core Web Vitals are a great way to assess the UX impact of page load performance.

When JavaScript lives in a Worker, it runs in a separate thread. Thus, it can't block the browser from creating smooth user experiences!

If you are building a great website with JavaScript, you want it to stand out in Google Search, too. To be eligible for rich results, you need to add structured data to your pages.

In this hands-on talk, we cover tips & tricks for optimizing your user-experience to meet the Core Web Vitals.

Our understanding of how to effectively measure and optimize a user's experience is continually evolving, and we keep our metrics and tooling updated to reflect the latest in our learnings.

On day 1, we kick things off by sharing why we are coming together as a community, including a guest speaker from CA.gov.

Learn how to analyze your bundled JavaScript code and to spot common issues that can easily bloat up your application size.

There is so much information in the Chrome UX Report dataset on BigQuery, it can feel overwhelming at first.

It's day 3 of web.dev LIVE and as we head to the Asian and Australian timezones, we're excited to have you join us!

Welcome to day 2 of web.dev LIVE as we 'travel' to Europe and Africa timezones to share some of the latest updates on tools and engines that can help improve developer productivity as well as best

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.

Make your website faster and use less data! In this series, learn simple techniques to improve your site speed, no matter your level of expertise.

Chrome DevTools now supports editing programmatically constructed stylesheet objects. Doc: goo.gle/devtools-css-in-js CL: chromium-review.googlesource.com/c/chromium/src/+/2217413

Chrome 83 is rolling out now! It adds support for trusted types, which help prevent cross site scripting vulnerabilities. Form elements get an important make-over.

Since 2018 we've interviewed over 20 experts from the community about their perspectives on the state of the web.

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This is it. It’s the Supercharged Reunion. Paul and Surma are at it again, kinda live and Paul is (trying to) teach Surma how to fix a bug in DevTools.

What are some FUGU best practices? Pete and Mariko answer your questions in this video.