Panos Astithas retweeted
Our latest work in @Nature today: #AlphaDev discovered a new faster sorting algorithm that we open sourced to the main C++ library for all developers to use. This is just the beginning of AI being used to find many more efficiencies in code in future dpmd.ai/alphadev-tw
Panos Astithas retweeted
Incredibly excited to announce Web Platform Baseline, an always up-to-date feature set that makes it easy to tell which web platform features are widely available now. Launching on MDN today: web.dev/baseline/ and developer.mozilla.org/en-US/…
Panos Astithas retweeted
Improving standards of behavior in standards discussions developer.chrome.com/blog/st…
Panos Astithas retweeted
OK, real talk. Chrome’s Speed Metrics team is hiring and you should come work with me. Here’s why:
If you want to help fix performance on the web, the Core Web Vitals program is the biggest lever you can pull to help us get there. By Far.
Panos Astithas retweeted
The Blink team is looking to expand the global coverage of our web standards experts with a full-time role in Tokyo (or elsewhere in APAC). Apply here: careers.google.com/jobs/resu….
Panos Astithas retweeted
All right, added the finishing touches on live WPT results on specs. Just gonna wait for CI to cycle green, then cut a new release of bikeshed for y'all.
No action needed on y'all's part, it'll just be better automatically if you're already using <wpt> elements.
ALT Screenshot snippet, showing the metadata at the top of a spec. Under the "Test Suite" entry, a link to the wpt test suite folder is provided, along with four blocks listing the pass/fail results for each browser, color-coded for easy reference.
ALT Another screenshot snippet, this time of a test block in the spec. Multi-test files now list how many tests they represent, and there's more pass/fail indicators, this time in the form of small green/red pie charts, one for each browser.
Panos Astithas retweeted
I've got a new role (remote friendly) for a senior lead on our DevRel team. The team will build a new strategy for Chrome Dev Summit, our presence at IO, dev feedback and how we launch stable guidance that's not just launching feature after feature.
careers.google.com/jobs/resu…
🤙
Panos Astithas retweeted
❤️ Chrome is where the heart is ❤️
Sign up for #ChromeDevSummit and learn new skills at our workshops, lounges, & office hours:
✔️ PWA design
✔️ UX patterns to CSS
✔️ and more!
Request an invite 👉 goo.gle/cds_workshops
Panos Astithas retweeted
Think passwords and login forms are dumb? Come work with us to make identity on the web easier to use and more private through projects like WebID and WebAuthn. We're building out our Web Identity team in Waterloo, Canada and globally. Apply here: careers.google.com/jobs/resu…
Panos Astithas retweeted
Web developers, have you recently run into a browser compatibility but don't know where to file a bug? Please file an issue at github.com/webcompat/browser… and I will take a look together with friends at Mozilla. This is an experiment to see if this approach works well. #browsercompat
Panos Astithas retweeted
✏️ Connect, create, learn — 100% virtually at #ChromeDevSummit 2021.
Request an invite 👉 goo.gle/cds2021
Panos Astithas retweeted
From AMP to Signed Exchanges, or how innovation happens at Cloudflare. cfl.re/3nv6aKU #SpeedWeek⚡
Panos Astithas retweeted
Flex gap, aspect-ratio, sticky table headers, lots of flex/grid fixes and more in the mid-year update for Compat 2021. I'm happy with this progress, hope that web developers will notice the difference too :)
web.dev/compat2021-midyear/
Panos Astithas retweeted
This is the team which led the charge elevating web-platform-tests into becoming the normal way the web is engineered, making interoperability the sustainable default instead of the outcome of heroics. Join us!
If you like web browsers and want to build a more interoperable and predictable web platform, come work with me! careers.google.com/jobs/resu…
Panos Astithas retweeted
Also, come work with me! Actually very, very far from me, but we would see each other on GitHub and Google Meet. Apply if you want to help make the web more reliable for web developers, that’s what it’s all about!
If you like web browsers and want to build a more interoperable and predictable web platform, come work with me! careers.google.com/jobs/resu…
Panos Astithas retweeted
This is my manager, and the job is helping us do testing and interop work! It's primarily Python, with JS/Go xp also helpful, due to the stacks we work with.
I'm real excited to get more headcount for this work, because it'll directly help me do *my* job!
If you like web browsers and want to build a more interoperable and predictable web platform, come work with me! careers.google.com/jobs/resu…
Panos Astithas retweeted
We've started to use Rust to develop parts of the Android OS security.googleblog.com/2021…
Panos Astithas retweeted
Spectre is a practical attack, as @_tsuro's PoC at leaky.page/ demonstrates.
Defend your users' data against Spectre and other side-channel attacks by applying the equally practical mitigations described in w3c.github.io/webappsec-post….
Panos Astithas retweeted
The existing history API (window.history, popstate, etc.) is bad for building web apps. We've been working on a proposal for a new history API, and would love your feedback: github.com/slightlyoff/histo…
Panos Astithas retweeted
At Microsoft we're at the early stages of creating generated bindings to the entire Windows API surface (win32, COM, WinRT, etc.) from metadata for @rustlang. That means no longer having to hand maintain bindings by hand. Check it out! github.com/microsoft/windows…
