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
Chromium プロジェクトの新しいレンダリングエンジン Blink のご紹介
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Blink: A rendering engine for the Chromium project
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Chromium translations explained: part 2
In the first part of this series of posts about the Chromium translations, I covered Grit, the format of translations used by upstream for Chromium (and Google Chrome, ChromeOS..). In another post, I recently explained the release management of this project, showing that multiple branches evolve in parallel, inside the so called Channels. In this part, I will cover the interaction with Launchpad,
Chromium release management explained
Some people seem to be confused about the Chromium release management, the weird x.y.z.t versions, the channels, the PPAs… I often receive questions about those subjects from end-users, but also from fellow Ubuntu developers. In this post, I will try to explain and demystify a few things. In order to do that, I also need to cover Google Chrome. It may be a shock to you but the first thing you need
CSS Selector Profiler, Source Mapping and Software Rendering « Peter Beverloo
Published on January 3rd, 2012 in Google Chrome, Last Week, tech, WebKit. Version: Chrome 18 Happy New Year! Since I didn’t publish an update last week, this one will cover all 680 WebKit and 986 Chromium commits made in the past two weeks. Highlights include a ton of Web Inspector changes, Jarred’s work on XMLHttpRequest and access to new JavaScript features through about:flags. Besides support f
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