Google Chrome Developers

This talk will cover how to use the most advanced modern web technologies to build experiences that were never possible on the web before.

Web Components are powerful, reusable, encapsulated components available natively on the web platform.

This presentation gives an overview of cutting-edge JavaScript development techniques to build modern web and Node.js apps.

This talk will demonstrate how the web can extend the reach of VR and AR experiences.

This session will cover new additions to Chrome's DevTools which make finding and debugging accessibility issues much faster.

Approximately one third of web content is published by WordPress-powered sites.

The web has made great progress in enabling fast experiences, but building a fast site today isn’t trivial.

This talk will show you how to build stunning media experiences on the web by offering practical advice on using Shaka Player to build best-in-class experiences; taking media offline; and working

Get up to speed with the latest features shipping in Chrome DevTools.

Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) enable fast, integrated, reliable, and engaging web experiences.

.app, the web's first secure-only open top-level domain (TLD) for mobile apps and developers, is launching on May 8.

Chrome is making it cheaper and more reliable to build quality user experiences on the web.

Despite the earthquake of Spectre/Meltdown shaking-up security, there are steps that developers can take to maximize site safety.

From desktop to mobile, the web is in the midst of a resurgence.

Surma shows you the advantages of using web workers! If you have questions or suggestions, hit us up on Twitter!

Mustafa speaks to Soledad Penadés, engineering manager for Developer Tools at Mozilla, about CSS grid, Developing tools at Firefox and variable fonts.

Today on #HTTP203, Jake & Surma discuss the infamous #SmooshGate!

Surma is building a PWA using WordPress. In this episode he explains how he made the blog work offline. If you have questions, feel free to leave them in the comments.

The web and how we build it is rapidly changing.

Designer vs.

In #HTTP203 Surma (@DasSurma) & Jake (@Jaffathecake) discuss how to hack the work-life balancing act.

Surma shows you how to make sure your custom animations run smoothly at 60fps! If you have questions or suggestions, hit us up on Twitter!

Chrome 66 makes CSS manipulation easier with the new CSS Typed Model Object, access to the clipboard is now asynchronous, and there’s a new rendering context for canvas elements.

New to DevTools in Chrome 66: Blackboxing in the Network panel, auto-adjust zooming in Device Mode, HTML rendering in the Preview tab, pretty-printing in the Preview and Response tabs, and an

Surma is building a PWA using WordPress. In this series he explains how to write decoupled code with a message bus. If you have questions, feel free to leave them in the comments.

Jake Archibald and Surma talk tree shaking in this episode of HTTP203. And show you some code! For the first time. Lovely.

Surma shows you a small trick to make debugging and experimenting easier using DevTools! If you have questions or suggestions, hit us up on Twitter!

Surma is building a PWA using WordPress. In this series he explains how he built the router to turn the blog into a SPA with nice transitions.

Surma and Jake Archibald discuss observers on todays #HTTP203 - Surma's blog post: goo.gl/qlyOHk Subscribe to Chrome Developers here: goo.gl/LLLNvf Watch more HTTP203

Surma shows how you can create an event listener, that is only used once. If you have questions or suggestions, hit us up on Twitter!