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Overview of WebKit’s CSS JIT Compiler
When it comes to performance, JavaScript generally gets the headlines. But if you look carefully, web pages are not all JavaScript, the performance of all the other parts also has a dramatic impact on the user experience. Observing only JavaScript gives a single point of view over the complex mosaic that is web performance. Making CSS faster and more scala ble is an area of research in the WebKit p
ama-ch 2014/03/31
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jit
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State of Web Inspector
Last year, Safari 6 included a reimagination of Web Inspector that aligned the design and user experience with Xcode 4. This design, while familiar to Mac and iOS developers, alienated some web developers familiar with the old Web Inspector. Over the last year we have listened and have taken all your feedback to heart. We are happy to announce the next version of Web Inspector, released as a devel
ama-ch 2013/06/21
Safari

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devtools
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Last week in WebKit: a new hope
A lot of great changes happened this week. There was the first stable release of WebKit GTK+ 2, which is the GTK+ port of WebKit2. A lot of cleaning has been going on and WebKit is getting smaller and building faster. The bot infrastructure has also been moved over from old servers to their new home independent from chromium. New behaviors Some new features this week: Allan started support for CSS4
ama-ch 2013/04/22
webkit
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Surfin' Safari - Blog Archive » Announcing Remote Debugging Protocol v1.0
It has been almost a year since we announced the support for WebKit remote debugging. It is now officially supported by BlackBerry PlayBook and in Chrome for Android. Latest version of Chrome introduces new extensions API that exposes it to the in-browser clients as well. Today we are happy to announce the v1.0 of the remote debugging protocol. We commit to supporting it and maintain its backward
ama-ch 2012/04/24
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