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In this video, Josh Carpenter and Brandon Jones give an update on WebVR and share key code and business learnings from early adopters of VR, including best practices for creating immersive WebVR

Recent advances in web technology are enabling more people to create and share media. Jennifer Lin, Mat Scales and Peter Shin cover some of the new APIs available that make this possible on the web.

In this video, Addy Osmani, Andrew Clark, Jason Miller, Steve Orvell, Rob Wormald, Tracy Lee, Chad Hietala, Sean Larkin, Malte Ubl, and Alex Russell form a panel on Frameworks, discuss hot topics

Tune in here to watch the Day 2 Livestream of the Chrome Dev Summit 2017 taking place at the Yerba Buena Centre for the Arts in San Francisco. Join us on the livestream to "Connect with Chrome"!

lit-HTML is a next-generation templating library that combines powerful web platform primitives – JavaScript tagged template literals and HTML templates – to help you build expressive templates for

Trying to build a web app that is large, maintainable, and fast? In the past, you’d have to pick two, at best. But what if it didn’t need to be this way?

WebAssembly brings a new capability to the web, delivering a performant run-time to allow compiled languages such as C++ to be used in web applications.

Over the last year V8 has introduced a brand new interpreter and compiler specifically designed to make it easier to optimize for real-world javascript and new ES2015+ features.

With the introduction of new performance primitives into the web ecosystem, the future of loading has never looked so bright.

Modern web development requires modernizing tooling. In this video, Paul and Eric tour the latest goodies from the Chrome DevTools team.

One of the powers of the web is its tremendous reach. With the growing reach of the internet, the web’s reach is further extending into new areas with new challenges.

In this video, Francois Beaufort and John Pallett review best practices for mobile web media, including playback controls, pre-loading, autoplay and offline.

Tune in here to watch the Day 1 Livestream of the Chrome Dev Summit 2017 taking place at the Yerba Buena Centre for the Arts in San Francisco. Join us on the livestream to "Connect with Chrome"!

Online shopping is a fundamental challenge for the mobile web. Last year, mobile e-commerce was worth $123 billion in the US alone, and globally the mobile share of e-commerce is growing.

About 50% of sites in the web are powered by Content Management Systems, and that trend is growing.

In this video, Darin Fisher, Paris Tabriz, Grace Kloba, Thao Tran, Tal Oppenheimer, Matthew McNulty, Alex Komoroske, and Alex Russell engage in a leadership panel with Chris Wilson as the moderator.

Workbox is a set of libraries that work together to power your progressive web app's service worker.

Optimizing sites to load instantly on mobile is far from trivial.

The web is now an even more exciting place to develop, but you may be confused by the changes and not know where to start.

In recent years, the web has become a great way to create fully immersive experiences on a variety of devices - both through better integration with the operating system user experience and through

What we have been calling “Progressive Web Apps” for the past couple of years is really just the new bar for web experiences.

In the Chrome Dev Summit 2017 Keynote you'll hear from Ben Galbraith, the leader of the Chrome Web Platform team, and Dion Almaer, Google Engineering Director, about the state of Chrome and the Web

In this video Surma explains a simple but very widely applicable caching strategy for your ServiceWorkers If you have questions or suggestions, hit us up on Twitter!

Chrome 62 improves the network information API with network quality indicators, support for OpenType Variable Fonts has landed, and you can now capture and process media streams from

Today we're going to look at aXe Coconut, the leading edge of the aXe developer toolchain. You can think of aXe Coconut kind of like Chrome Canary or Firefox Nightly.

New to DevTools in Chrome 62: screenshots of HTML nodes and portions of the viewport, top-level await operators in the Console, negative and URL filters in the Console, the new queryObjects API, CSS

CSS Grid is the next-generation layout for the web. Surma explains the basics.

Welcome to Designer vs.

Surma and Jake Archibald discuss how they feel about imposter syndrome and whether it really matters that you can't remember technical stuff by heart if you can look it up. Plus a little Flexbox hack!

In this Developer Diary series, Mat Scales is talking you through how to build a camera app.