Playing with QUIC
Build the QUIC client and server A sample server and client implementation are provided in Chromium, and several more are provided as part of QUICHE. To use these you should first have checked out the Chromium source, and then build the binaries: ninja -C out/Debug quic_server quic_client Binary targets include: quic_server - a QUIC server for testing purposes defined in //net/tools/quic/quic_simp
Service workers
For Web Developers What is service worker? See the service worker documentation at Mozilla Developer Network. Debugging Working with a service worker is a little different than normal debugging. Check out Service Worker Debugging for details. Track Status Service workers shipped in Chrome 40 (which was promoted to stable channel in January 2015). Is Service Worker Ready? tracks the implementation
HP Chromebook 11
Introduction This page contains information about the HP Chromebook 11 that is interesting and/or useful to software developers. For general information about getting started with developing on Chromium OS (the open-source version of the software on the Chrome Notebook), see the Chromium OS Developer Guide. Note: there have been multiple devices released under the moniker "HP Chromebook 11". This
Blink-in-JavaScript
NOTE: THIS DOCUMENT IS NO LONGER VALID It is left available out of historical interest. Overview Blink-in-JavaScript is a mechanism to enable Blink developers to implement DOM features in JavaScript (instead of C++). The goal of Blink-in-JS is to improve web layering by implementing high-level DOM features on top of existing web-exposed APIs. You can learn the design in this design document and th
Service Worker Debugging
Q: How do I debug? A: From a page on the same origin, go to Developer Tools > Application > Service Workers. You can also use chrome://inspect/#service-workers to find all running service workers. To poke around at the internals (usually only Chromium developers should need this), visit chrome://serviceworker-internals . Q: When I have Developer Tools open, requests go straight to the network; the
Blink - The Chromium Projects
Mission Make the Web the premier platform for experiencing the world’s information and deliver the world’s best implementation of the Web platform. What is Blink? Blink is the name of the rendering engine used by Chromium and particularly refers to the code living under src/third_party/blink. Participating Chromium is an inclusive open-source community that values fostering a supportive culture. D
Get the Code: Checkout, Build, & Run Chromium
If you work at Google, you probably want to read the Google-specific instructions instead, which are basically the same except for some details relating to the Google corporate computer images. You can Browse or Search the Chromium Code online. Chromium supports building on Windows, Mac and Linux host systems. Select the platform you want to build: Linux Windows Mac Chrome OS (Build on Linux) linu
SPDY: An experimental protocol for a faster web
Executive summary As part of the "Let's make the web faster" initiative, we are experimenting with alternative protocols to help reduce the latency of web pages. One of these experiments is SPDY (pronounced "SPeeDY"), an application-layer protocol for transporting content over the web, designed specifically for minimal latency. In addition to a specification of the protocol, we have developed a SP
SPDY
SPDY is deprecated. This page is out of date. SPDY was an experimental protocol for the web with the primary goal to reduce latency of web pages. Its successor is HTTP/2. Documentation SPDY: An experimental protocol for a faster web SPDY protocol specification Server Push and Server Hint Research An Argument For Changing TCP Slow Start - Mike Belshe 01/11/10 More Bandwidth Doesn't Matter (much) -
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