Use of multi-tab browsing is becoming heavier than ever as people spend more time on services like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Netflix, and Google Docs, making them a part of their daily life and work on the Internet. Quantum DOM: Scheduling is a significant piece of Project Quantum, which focuses on making Firefox more responsive, especially when lots of tabs are open. In this article, we’ll desc
CompanyEngineeringProductSunsetting AtomWe are archiving Atom and all projects under the Atom organization for an official sunset on December 15, 2022. January 30, 2023 Update: Update to the previous version of Atom before February 2 On December 7, 2022, GitHub detected unauthorized access to a set of repositories used in the planning and development of Atom. After a thorough investigation, we hav
Refined GitHub is a browser extension that improves GitHub for power users. Lately we’ve added Firefox support, GitHub Enterprise support, and lots of new features. The project recently hit 5000 users on Chrome and we got two new team member: Jonas Gierer and Federico Brigante 🎉 Here are some of the most useful features added recently: Firefox supportSince Firefox supports most of the Chrome exte
This PR builds on @tomocchino & @sebmarkbage's work on the server renderer in React 16, exposing the server renderer as a Node.js Readable Stream. This allows folks to pipe a renderer out to the network, and it's a fairly common request of folks using SSR. The actual code part of it is pretty small, as the existing read() method of the server renderer in React 16 is already able to do partial/asyn
Abstract Reflex is a new programming language for reactive programming developed at Facebook. It has many interesting characteristics, mixing OO and functional programming, it allows rapid development of applications with “spreadsheet semantics”.
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In last year’s Windows 10 Anniversary Update, we introduced a new architecture for web accessibility, enabling a more accessible web with Microsoft Edge. With this dramatically improved foundation, we’ve been hard at work improving the experience even more in EdgeHTML 15 and the Windows 10 Creators Update. This post details the web platform accessibility improvements introduced with EdgeHTML 15 in
As the web becomes more interactive, web pages are becoming increasingly reliant on JavaScript for core functionality, such as input, rendering, layout, and composition. As more and more of this core functionality moves to the client side, it becomes imperative for browsers to adopt smart scheduling mechanisms to ensure that JavaScript workloads are processed in an efficient manner. With EdgeHTML
Creating truly universal React components that can be rendered on the web and in React Native is hard. There are different primitives:<View> vs. <div>,<Text> vs. <h1>/<p> etc, and the styling also works entirely differently: ReactNative has it’s own CSS-like styling solution with JS objects, StyleSheet. Until now your only option was to use React Native platform extensions to target specific platf
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