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Eric Portis
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WebKit is officially opposed to the WebMCP spec. And on pretty philosophical grounds. github.com/WebKit/stand...
RFC 2119 or GTFO @zachleat.com
Hey! Look at that! <img sizes=auto> in Safari 27! webkit.org/blog/17967/n...
Great post by @aresluna.org. If you built something and you want to share it, make the value tangible as quickly as possible and show that you care, rather than adopting language that signifies legitimacy, without actually providing much in the way of information. unsung.aresluna.org/writing-abou...
The maps are neat, and tell some interesting stories about audience? Insularity? Inequality? History? Here's Hacker News' TTFB vs the Times of India's.
[makes a mental note to try this with Cloudinary]
Eric Portis
Responsive images syntax was always a compromise forced by constraints. Lazy-loading removes the one of those constraints. Now we have an opportunity to simplify responsive images. Let's make it happen!
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CSS functions. CSS... functions? CSS functions!
frontendmasters.com/blog/the-fun... by @janeori.propjockey.io
When @chriscoyier.net asks you to write an article, you say yes! 🙌 master.dev/blog/demysti...
WebKittens @mwyrzykowski @marcoscaceres Title of the proposal WebMCP URL to the spec https://webmachinelearning.github.io/webmcp/ URL to the spec's repository https://github.com/webmachinelearning/...
Each pseudo element plays a distinct role in how the view transition animates. The browser does most of the heavy lifting though, which makes it a little hard to see what’s actually happening under th...
Mat Marquis isn't known for pulling his punches. And yet, Marquis stopped short when he declared The End of Responsive Images. Mat left responsive images on the ropes. I hope to finish them.
Did you know, a full detailed Core Web Vitals report is just a permalink away?
👏 Here's a stellar example report for @svelte.dev
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Just change the URL and you've got a permanent place to track website performance. For Free.
Passes the Core Web Vitals assessment.
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To be clear, Pika does not currently host video files. But if you find a good place to self host a large video file, and you blog at Pika, you could embed those videos on your blog easily! /cc @bradfrost.com