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In this month's episode Rick Viscomi and Una Kravets (Director of Product Design, BDG Media) discuss the state of CSS. The memes have not been kind to CSS over the years.

Welcome to the Progressive Web Apps Training course! This video provides a short introduction to the course, giving an overview of what topics and API’s are covered.

Jake demos the Share Target API, including some new bits, just landing in Chrome Canary.

Jake and Surma talk about the importance of context when making performance optimizations and some common mistakes that some developers make. Subscribe to the channel!

In this month's episode Rick Viscomi and Jeff Posnick (Google Chrome Developer Relations) discuss the state of service workers.

Jake and Surma talk about the JAMStack, what it means and how it’s useful for web developers.

In Chrome 72, creating public class fields in JavaScript is now much cleaner.

New to DevTools in Chrome 72: 0:08 → Performance metrics in the Timings section 1:13 → Highlight text nodes 1:29 → Copy JS path 2:14 → New audit 2:34 → Bonus tip!

Jake and Surma talk about new things involving the Canvas API.

Jake shows Surma an actual thing he built using a new web API – Background Fetch.

A blazing fast website with the best content is all for nothing if it's not accessible to its users.

A lot of web platform features landed in Chrome in 2018, but which is the best? This is the 4th and final part! Over a mini-series of 4 episodes, Jake and Surma wittle 32 features down to one.

A lot of web platform features landed in Chrome in 2018, but which is the best? Over a mini-series of 4 episodes, Jake and Surma will wittle 32 features down to one.

A brief update from Rick on the upcoming second season of the State of the Web.

A lot of web platform features landed in Chrome in 2018, but which is the best? Over a mini-series of 4 episodes, Jake and Surma will wittle 32 features down to one. Missed part 1?

A lot of web platform features landed in Chrome in 2018, but which is the best? Over a mini-series of 4 episodes, Jake and Surma will whittle 32 features down to one.

After nearly 3 whole years, it’s time for Supercharged to enjoy the YouTube Show Retirement Home.

In this episode of the State of the Web, Rick Viscomi (Senior Developer Programs Engineer on Google's web developer relations team) and Minhaz Kazi (Developer Advocate on Google Data Studio) discuss

In this series, Why Build Progressive Web Apps?, Thomas Steiner covers common use cases for applying PWA features that will set you up for success.

Jake and Surma look at the modern JS & web features we take for granted. Subscribe to the channel!

Chrome 71 makes displaying relative time values easier with the new Intl.RelativeTimeFormat() API. You can specify which side of the text the underline should appear on for text that flows vertically.

In this series, Why Build Progressive Web Apps?, Thomas Steiner covers common use cases for applying PWA features that will set you up for success.

New to DevTools in Chrome 71 0:10 → Hover over Live Expression to highlight DOM node 0:46 → Store DOM nodes as global variables 1:19 → Initiator and priority info in HAR file 2:13 → Access Command

Watch this recap for 5 takeaways from Chrome Dev Summit about guaranteeing responsive user experiences.

Rick speaks with Tom Steiner about the state of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs).

Watch this recap for important Service Worker takeaways from Chrome Dev Summit 2018.

In this series, Why Build Progressive Web Apps?, Thomas Steiner covers common use cases for applying PWA features that will set you up for success.

Watch this recap for 3 important tips for creating fast websites.

Jake & Surma go over the Page Lifecycle API, new with Chrome 68. They discuss reasons it was needed and the best ways use it.

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