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Pinterest revamped their mobile web experience to focus on performance, and saw an uplift in both user sentiment, and engagement!

In this episode of Baking the Web, you’ll learn that baking Google’s web browser only takes a few simple steps.

Follow Paul Lewis behind the scenes of Chrome Dev Summit!

On this episode of The State of the Web, Rick speaks with Addy and Katie from the Chrome team about predictive fetching, a web performance technique that takes the guesswork out of resource loading.

Join us at the 6th Chrome Dev Summit to engage with Chrome engineers and leading web developers for a two-day exploration of modern web experiences.

WebAssembly enables new experiences that we’ve never been able to get on the Web before and now WebAssembly threads takes that even further.

Chrome OS not only powers devices from sticks to tablets to desktops, but it can also run web, Android, and now Linux applications, making Chromebooks premier machines for web development.

If the first rule of performance is "do less," the second is surely "be lazy." Using LitElement-based web components, we’ll explore the use of bleeding-edge techniques and browser APIs to spread

Houdini continues to expand the power and capabilities of CSS. Houdini exposes the parts of the CSS engine that make possible APIs like CSS Grid, Scroll Snap Points, conic gradients, et al.

The Web is emerging as an ideal platform for immersive reality experiences, particularly in augmented reality.

Architecting web apps continues to be challenging, whether it's accounting for performance, the latest and greatest platform APIs, or simply trying to figure out what part of the app should do what!

In this talk, we’ll look at emerging technologies to build better web experiences.

To achieve a truly responsive experience, developers have to execute their code in 10ms chunks. That’s nearly impossible.

Rendering performance is mainly a function of how much you render - too much DOM will slow your site to a crawl.

Feature Policy is a new primitive which allows developers to selectively enable, disable, and modify the behavior of certain APIs and features in the browser. It's like CSP, but for features & APIs!

Join us for a look at web frameworks and the web platform and how they can be stronger together–creating great user experiences at scale!

Join us at the 6th Chrome Dev Summit to engage with Chrome engineers and leading web developers for a two-day exploration of modern web experiences.

Content Management Systems (CMS) are software platforms designed to simplify the creation and management of websites and their content.

Many modern JavaScript frameworks render their HTML content on the client-side assuming that every environment that is accessing their pages is as modern as they are.

While the Web has provided increased capabilities, success for real-world ecommerce requires taking a measured approach.

Learn about how the latest media-related capabilities on the web platform can be used to build efficient and delightful web media experiences.

If you can do it without JavaScript, that's usually the fastest path. But what about when JavaScript is the only way?

Because most users access the Web on the go, it's critical that we deliver experiences that load quickly and run smoothly, regardless of network conditions.

Follow us as we refactor a microinteraction to unblock threads, unblock users, and crank it up to 60fps.

The bad news: JavaScript, images, and web fonts often bloat modern web pages. The good news: There’s probably a ton of room to improve the performance of your site.

Measuring, optimizing, and monitoring user experience on the Web has never been easier.

Music? Coffee? Ideas? By focusing on speed and taking advantage of the Web’s expanding capabilities, three global businesses found meaningful engagement with new and existing users everywhere.

A round-up of the web platform's latest advancements and the evolving landscape.

Mustafa speaks to David East about Progressive Web apps, Firebase, and how you can design for speed.

Rick speaks with Andrew Betts about HTTP headers.