07.02.20 24:47 Life of a codec (Chrome University 2019)
Welcome to Chrome University, where you will learn the foundations of how Chrome works. Chrome media consumption is millions of hours a day.
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07.02.20 21:26 Android WebView 101 (Chrome University 2019)
Welcome to Chrome University, where you will learn the foundations of how Chrome works. Here we discuss Android WebView, an Android app component built on top of the chromium browsing engine.
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07.02.20 26:41 C++ Memory (Chrome University 2019)
Welcome to Chrome University, where you will learn the foundations of how Chrome works. In this talk, Chris Blume (a.k.a.
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07.02.20 27:02 History of WebAssembly (Chrome University 2019)
Welcome to Chrome University, where you will learn the foundations of how Chrome works.
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07.02.20 38:09 Security 201 (Chrome University 2019)
Welcome to Chrome University, where you will learn the foundations of how Chrome works. Are we really attacked? Yes. Who attacks us? What's their motivation? How do we stop them?
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07.02.20 28:33 Security 101 (Chrome University 2019)
Welcome to Chrome University, where you will learn the foundations of how Chrome works.
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07.02.20 22:22 Life of a script (Chrome University 2019)
Welcome to Chrome University, where you will learn the foundations of how Chrome works. Explore the design of V8, its garbage collection and how it fits into Blink and Chrome.
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07.02.20 25:29 C++ as a second language (Chrome University 2019)
A tour of C++ for experienced programmers coming from other languages, including Python, Java, JS, Ruby, JS and Golang. In this talk, Chris Blume (a.k.a.
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07.02.20 18:25 Life of a commit (Chrome University 2019)
Welcome to Chrome University, where you will learn the foundations of how Chrome works.
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07.02.20 23:06 Life of a process (Chrome University 2019)
Welcome to Chrome University, where you will learn the foundations of how Chrome works.
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07.02.20 36:43 Life of a pixel (Chrome University 2019)
Welcome to Chrome University, where you will learn the foundations of how Chrome works.
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07.02.20 25:58 Life of a navigation (Chrome University 2019)
Welcome to Chrome University, where you will learn the foundations of how Chrome works. Alex’s talk describes the steps taken in Chrome to navigate from one web page to another.
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07.02.20 33:41 Anatomy of the browser 201 (Chrome University 2019)
Welcome to Chrome University, where you will learn the foundations of how Chrome works.
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07.02.20 10:19 Mojo - Chrome’s inter-process communication system (Chrome University 2019)
Welcome to Chrome University, where you will learn the foundations of how Chrome works.
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07.02.20 21:56 Anatomy of the browser 101 (Chrome University 2019)
Welcome to Chrome University, where you will learn the foundations of how Chrome works.
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07.02.20 42:15 The history of the web (Chrome University 2019)
Welcome to Chrome University, where you will learn the foundations of how Chrome works.
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05.02.20 28:38 Design Systems with Brad Frost - The State of the Web
In this episode of the State of the Web, Rick Viscomi talks with Brad Frost (Web Designer and author of Atomic Design) about design systems highlighting web design, material design, and more.
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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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03.02.20 4:30 SameSite Cookies - Chrome Update
From Chrome 80, as part of a staged rollout, the default behavior of cookies will be changing.
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03.02.20 4:46 Chrome 80 - What’s New in DevTools
New to DevTools in Chrome 80: 0:09 - Support for let and class redeclarations 0:40 - Improved WebAssembly debugging 0:54 - Network Panel updates 1:04 - Request Initiator Chains in the Initiator tab
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29.01.20 17:44 Media - #AskChrome
In this episode of #AskChrome Tom Greenaway and François Beaufort are answering your questions regarding media on the Web. Check out the timestamps below for a list of topics.
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28.01.20 20:21 Humans can't read URLs. How can we fix it? - HTTP 203
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?
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14.01.20 23:13 Is reduce() bad? - HTTP 203
In this episode, Jake and Surma discuss the array function reduce(). Is it good to use it? Is it too “smart”? Does it increase or decrease readability? Does anyone actually read video descriptions?
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08.01.20 18:08 Accessibility with Marcy Sutton - The State of the Web
In this episode of the State of the Web, Rick Viscomi talks with Marcy Sutton (Head of Learning at Gatsby Inc) about web accessibility.
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20.12.19 29:47 The best web feature of 2019: Part 4/4 - HTTP 203
In this series, Jake and Surma whittle 16 features, all released in Chrome in 2019, down to ONE.
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19.12.19 16:50 Typography and variable fonts - Designing in the Browser
On today’s episode of Designing in the Browser with our host Una Kravets, we’ll be talking about typography on the web and variable fonts.
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19.12.19 17:05 The best web feature of 2019: Part 3/4 - HTTP 203
In this series, Jake and Surma whittle 16 features, all released in Chrome in 2019, down to ONE.
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18.12.19 13:25 Web Almanac - #AskChrome
In this episode of #AskChrome, Rick and Katie from the Chrome team answer your questions about all things related to the Web Almanac and the state of the web!
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17.12.19 18:05 The best web feature of 2019: Part 2/4 - HTTP 203
In this series, Jake and Surma whittle 16 features, all released in Chrome in 2019, down to ONE.
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16.12.19 17:54 The best web feature of 2019: Part 1/4 - HTTP 203
In this series, Jake and Surma whittle 16 features, all released in Chrome in 2019, down to ONE.
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