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On this episode of Designing in the Browser, we’re going to take a look at color on the web and how we can use custom properties to create our own systems of color with our host Una Kravets.

This session will explore new functionality available in Canvas, highlighting performance gains that can be achieved through OffscreenCanvas, using Workers with OffscreenCanvas, and new

The Web is not just a document you browse through with your mouse and full-size keyboard anymore.

What could possibly be interesting about a nearly decade old technology? Plenty!

How is Chrome working within the wider Web ecosystem? Check out this highlights to understand how we are collaborating and what plans are in place heading into 2020.

In 2019, AMP provides many ways to create beautiful user interactions that won't slow down your site! We run through a few interesting tricks using traditional AMP techniques.

The Web is rapidly adding near native functionality including access to device features such as filesystem storage, contacts, SMS, camera, microphone, location, USB and more.

What are the ingredients of a modern web game?

This talk will give an update on three.js, 'model-viewer', talk about developer results with WebXR for VR (shipping in Chrome in December!), and show demos of WebXR APIs being incubated for

Health care providers need fast, secure computing power that is not tied to a workstation.

For all the latest guidance on building Progressive Web Apps look no further than these key takeaways from the Chrome Developer Summit 2019. Want to delve a little deeper?

In 2018, we passed over a major rewrite of Santa Tracker because it focused on developer experience rather than user experience.

In this talk I will cover research on speed and UX that Google has conducted on speed and design techniques developers can use to improve the perceived speed of their websites and apps.

On this episode of Designing in the Browser, we’re going to take a look at how we can extend the capabilities of vanilla CSS with pre and post-processors with our host Una Kravets.

How do you keep your sites fast in 2019? See these top takeaways for ensuring speed and performance for your users.

Web security was a key focus at Chrome Dev Summit 2019. Watch the highlights here.

Join us for day 2 at the 7th Chrome Dev Summit to engage with Chrome engineers and leading web developers for a two-day exploration of modern web experiences.

With the new evergreen Googlebot, powered by the latest Chromium rendering engine, developers can leverage all the latest web technologies that optimize user experience and discoverability of their

Chrome's extensions platform is undergoing a sea change. Nearly 6 years after the current manifest version was introduced, we are revving it again.

A user’s journey on mobile is not linear and does not necessarily start and end with the browser.

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.

WebAssembly is an entirely new language format for the Web that lets you run languages that were previously impossible on the Web.

Chrome is now an active contributor to the frameworks web ecosystem to improve tools used by developers around the world, including infrastructure and tooling to produce and maintain performant

Let’s go back in time a bit. Remember when word was out that we were going to get new HTML elements? I don’t know about you, but I was so excited.

Welcome to Chrome Dev Summit, where you’ll hear about many new and shiny features coming soon to a Chromium-based browser near you! But, how do those features come to be?

The Web today is an incredibly powerful platform, but there's still a gap between what web apps can do and the capabilities of native apps.

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

Join us at the 7th Chrome Dev Summit to engage with Chrome engineers and leading web developers for a two-day exploration of modern web experiences.

With new CSS features landing in browsers, and Houdini on the horizon, web styling has become so much more powerful than ever.

Today, developers often build components and routes for a single baseline ("mobile", "desktop"). However, the environment conditions users are in are often much more nuanced.