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And you could do the whole thing without JavaScript 🤙 • Use the HTML [popover] API (nested) • CSS starting-style to transition open/close ⭐️ • Anchor positioning ⚓️ <button popovertarget="menu"></button> <div popover="auto" id="menu"></div>
template literal types are pretty useful but also a little silly lol
Initial #WebTestRunner @modern_web_dev support has just landed for #Angular with the first RC of the 17.1 ! Soon you'll be able to leave #Karma behind !
Lit's built-in XSS protection is boosted by the fact that it *already* supports Trusted Types. Enable trusted-types in CSP and lit-html template literals will be trusted and all user values - which could flow to unsafe attributes - will be untrusted.
Mozilla has changed their standards position on Trusted Types to positive 🎉 2024 will be a bad year for DOM-based XSS. github.com/mozilla/standa…
🔊 HERE IT IS! Off The Main Thread — A new developer podcast with @jaffathecake and myself. In this first episode I talk about WebGPU and Jake talks about if browsers are like political parties 🔥 Find it wherever you find your podcasts or go here: offthemainthread.tech/episode/webgpu…
I think Lit might be one of the first major libraries to ship standard decorator support. We've made our decorators work with both standard and TypeScript experimental decorators too!
Lit 3.0 Prerelease 2 published! It contains some awesome stuff we'd love you to try out: ✨ Standard decorator support! 🎓First graduating class of Labs: Task, Context, and React 🏎️A new template compiler, and Preact signals integration Full post here lit.dev/blog/2023-09-2…
Really happy to be working on it and contribute to @storybookjs and @modern_web_dev 🙌
Really happy to finally see the wds @storybookjs builder become a thing (for all the buildless dev fans out there). Amazing effort by @bashmish and a long time coming :) github.com/modernweb-dev/…
Tip: @ChromeDevTools can now override the content of Fetch/XHR requests! Great for mocking APIs without waiting on backend changes! This and lots more in Chrome 117: bit.ly/wnd117
📣Lit 3.0 is coming! Try the pre-release today📣 Get an early look at Lit 3.0, our first major release since Lit 2.0 two years ago. If you run Lit 2.x with no deprecation warnings, this should be a seamless upgrade! Read more and try the prerelease here: lit.dev/blog/2023-05-1…
Amazing news for both 👏
Angular CLI moves to web/test-runner "Looking forward, we believe Jest and Web Test Runner will have a significant impact on the Angular ecosystem and will improve the unit testing experience for everyone." blog.angular.io/moving-angular…
ChatGPT just dropped their most powerful tool yet 🤯 It's called the Code Interpreter. From creating charts to basic video editing to converting files, it does it all. Here are some of the craziest things it is capable of 🧵
Finally launching SiteGPT.ai 🚀🚀 Now, you can create a ChatGPT-like chatbot trained on your website content. It will know everything about your website and it replies based on that content. Took a lot more time to get this launched than I initially expected 😅
Google Calendar, but it shows the cost of the meeting
The future is here! 🌐 We have selected @SpaceX’s Starlink to bring internet connectivity to our @Airbus A220-300 fleet ✈️ All of our passengers will have access to complimentary, high-speed satellite internet on every airBaltic flight. 👉 Learn more: tiny.cc/6323vz
Great summary of the State of JS '22 👇
Form-associated custom elements has been implemented in WebKit: commits.webkit.org/258561@main And enabled by default: commits.webkit.org/258574@main
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Enable form associated custom elements by default · WebKit/WebKit@1e814e2
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=250223 Reviewed by Alexey Shvayka. Enabled this feature by default. * Source/WTF/Scripts/Preferences/UnifiedWebPreferences.yaml: * LayoutTests/platform/wi...
Web Components 2022 year in review thread! Here is a list of notable additions that landed in the browsers this year, and some proposals that are currently being discussed and prototyped.
@shvaikalesh has a nice PR up for implementing form associated custom elements in WebKit: github.com/WebKit/WebKit/… #webkit #webcomponents
![rniwa_dev's tweet card. 8ab7fbc Implement form-associated custom elements https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=197963 Reviewed by Ryosuke Niwa. This change implements form-associated custom elements as per spec [1], ...](https://pbs.twimg.com/card_img/1981617053262884864/XEA5t532?format=jpg&name=orig)
Seriously, how do you work on a new M1/M2 MacBook during the winter time? It's freezing cold metal, which is supposed to be good, saving energy and such, right? But my palms are very cold too as a result, I can't type and have to warm them up every few minutes... So weird.
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