An Update on Web Components and Firefox – Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog
Web Components is an umbrella term for four technologies that aim to make UI development easier and more modular. It has been in development since about 2011: a very long time for Internet standards! All the specifications have been changing constantly as more vendors have started implementing them, and also as developers have gained real world experience in using them. Therefore, it’s only natura
More Privacy, Less Latency - Improved Handshakes in TLS version 1.3
Please note that this post is about draft-11 of the TLS v1.3 standard. TLS must be fast. Adoption will greatly benefit from speeding up the initial handshake that authenticates and secures the connection. You want to get the protocol out of the way and start delivering data to visitors as soon as possible. This is crucial if we want the web to succeed at deprecating non-secure HTTP. Let’s start by
Progressive Web Appsとは - fragmentary
Chrome Dev Summitに来ている。 今年のChrome Dev Summitは日ごとにテーマが分かれていて、初日がProgressive Web Apps、2日目がRAILらしい。RAILはGooglerがちまちまと話してるけど、前者についてはまだそんな離されてない気がする。 というわけでセッション聞きながらなんとなく書いてみよう（なのでセッションまとめではないよ）。 アプリに「なっていく」「Web」 Progressive Web Appsは、Alex Russell先生が6月にブログで提唱して、そこからプロモートしているもの。“progressive”を訳すと「漸進的」やら「進行性」とかになるけれど、そのまま訳すより「アプリになっていくWeb」と砕いて解釈するとわかりやすそう。 アプリに「なっていく」とは何かなんだけど、Webアプリが「使ってるうちにネイティブアプリと同じよ
Browser Engines 2015: Commit Rates and Active Developer Counts
I used to work as a developer in the “core” group at Opera that developed the Presto web engine. During this period, I often wondered just how many developers Google and Mozilla had working on their codebases and how that number changed over time. I was also curious about how pace of development changes as a code base aged (the first versions of Opera and Chrome came out in 1995 and 2008 respectiv
Browser Engines 2015: Commit Rates and Active Developer Counts
I used to work as a developer in the “core” group at Opera that developed the Presto web engine. During this period, I often wondered just how many developers Google and Mozilla had working on their codebases and how that number changed over time. I was also curious about how pace of development changes as a code base aged (the first versions of Opera and Chrome came out in 1995 and 2008 respectiv
Signing API now available
Over the years, addons.mozilla.org has had many APIs. These are used by Firefox and other clients to provide add-on listings, blocklists, and other features. But there hasn’t really been an API that developers can interact with. As part of ongoing improvements to the site, we’ve started focusing on producing APIs for add-on developers as well. Our first one aims to make add-on signing a little eas
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