Google Chrome Developers

In this episode, Jake and Surma discuss CORB (Cross-Origin Read Blocking), an algorithm that reduces the risk of leaking sensitive data to unwanted or malicious resource loads.

Sam shows you how to have a little fun with sound by adding audio tags to certain actions on a page.

Remember XHR during the “AJAX” buzzword era? jQuery provided a better API, proving that XHR wasn’t really providing a good developer experience.

HTTPS is essential for site security, but it is also much more than that.

In this episode, Jake and Surma dissect how for-loops actually work and how they’ve evolved. Turns out, it got complicated. Subscribe to the channel!

jQuery offers a convenient wrapper that gives you access to powerful CSS classes management. This is now on the platform with classList.

Mustafa speaks to Rowan Merewood, Developer Advocate for Chrome Developer Relations team, about Payments on the web, Progessive web apps, and how to think about designing for offline states.

Dev.to is an online community for developers to share ideas, collaborate together, and learn from each other.

Chrome 68 brings changes to the Add to Home Screen behaviour on Android, giving you more control. The page lifecycle API tells you when your tab has been suspended or restored.

Lighthouse and Puppeteer are two powerful developer tools that can be used together very effectively when building your website.

Surma shows you the influence jQuery had over the web, especially the ability to find elements with a CSS selector. This came to be known as querySelector and querySelectorAll.

In this episode, Ada Rose Canon tells us how she built a WebVR game in a week for the “Games Done Quick” event.

Jake & Surma discuss the latest developments in JavaScript with Mathias Bynens & Sathya Gunasekaran. Subscribe to the channel!

New to DevTools in Chrome 68: 0:15 - Eager Evaluation 0:44 - Argument Hints 1:14 - Autocomplete After Invoking Functions 1:38 - Audits Panel Updates 3:07 - New "Optimize Site Speed" Tutorial 3:18

First Input Delay (FID) measures the time that it takes for a web page to respond to the first user interaction with the page.

Martin Splitt discusses the future of Google Search with Jake & Surma at I/O ‘18.

Mustafa speaks to Sven Laqua, Head of UX at Digital Science, about designing motion, HCI, eye tracking and the Gestalt principles.

Jake & Surma talk about web security, Spectre and Meltdown, and the ways that security teams are addressing vulnerabilities.

In this episode of The State of the Web, Rick hosts an event bringing together the New York Web Performance Meetup group and the WordPress NYC Meetup group.

Paul Irish & Jason Miller join Jake & Surma to discuss the latest developments now and to come in Chrome Devtools.

Prototyping a design in general?

Technical debt is a term for the extra work that is caused by choosing the easiest solution at the beginning of development, instead of a harder, more thorough solution.

The Chrome User Experience Report is a powerful tool that allows you to view and analyze web performance data generated by real users on millions of websites.

Vice President of engineering, Darin Fisher, talks to Jake & Surma about the beginnings of the Chrome browser & the interview questions he was asked when applying at Google.

Mustafa speaks to Olu Niyi-Awosusi, a software engineer at BBC news, about getting a head start in the industry via a boot camp, gatekeeping and WildcardJS.

Mariko Kosaka sits down with Jake & Surma to talk about their early experiences with the web & how they got in to coding. Mariko also buys Jake a birthday present... Subscribe to the channel!

New to DevTools in Chrome 67: 0:11 - Search Across Network Headers 0:33 - Copy As Fetch 0:41 - Stop Infinite Loops 1:05 - CSS Variable Previews 1:35 - Audits Panel Updates 2:03 - Performance Panel

Trusted Web Activities provide a new way to integrate parts of your web experience, in your android app.

In this episode of The State of the Web, Rick and Tim talk about how insecure much of the Web really is.

Chrome 67 brings Progressive Web Apps to the desktop!