Bug Report: I'm subscribed to this channel (Google Chrome Developers) with the bell set to "All". Of the videos from this channel in my Subscription feed, it is only showing the American Sign Language version of the videos in most cases, not the non-sign language videos (and some videos are missing entirely).
Only a few minutes in, and I just want to say I really appreciate how open you are with presenting how features have cross-platform support across all major browsers/engines. Not just talking about Chrome-only. This is what I love so much about the web! ✌️
Did they showed any one feature that is available on Firefox and not on chrome? I mean, cool that every browser agreed to have their names mentioned in here, you know, just saying haha
@@vhoyer Probably if it's exclusively in other browser, it won't show in here, because that would be an experimental feature of that browser. Just like you won't see Firefox showcasing the page-transitiom experimental API, because for now doesn't make sense for them doing that.
This was such an amazing video. Una und Jake bring so much energy to the table, it's so cool to watch. Thanks for all the hard work that went into building these great new features 😊
Not only did I enjoy this Team=Presentation, I actually think that I'm beginning to record some of the new information in my brain. So, thank you so very much for sharing with focus, purpose, and fun!
Very exciting stuff this year, and this video does an amazing job at presenting it in half an hour (although pauses were required to process everything !). Excellent job from the devrel team
Loved everything that was showcased. It's cool that browser vendors decided to work together and really double down on features and compatibility. In 2023, just give us the ability to transition from height/width 0 to "auto" and vice versa and everyone will be happy 😁
I love watching videos like this one, where the presenters don't make things super serious, it's amazing how a little fun and comedy can bring so much joy into learning. I'm looking forward to adding many of these new features into my web development.
Fantastic video. Really appreciate how you show browser support for the various features. Hope to see more episodes in the future when these features become fully supported.
31 minutes of solid web dev goodies, my excitement for web development has been triggered. My goodness what a lovely improvements, they are welcomed with open arms! Some top ASMR and a kick in the but for native apps if I may say so 😜
The content from †he team really has improved so much! Love it. FYI - if you're watching this and don't what the browser is on the far right of the browser availability bar, it's Samsung
Incredible video, always love the energy shown by my two fave devs Una and Jakey (can't believe I'm fanboying over developers more than celebrities LOL). One concern I have is the *navigation* API sounding very similar to the navigator API. Maybe you could come up with a better name, or add it somehow to the navigator API instead.
@@jakearchibald Hmm that's true. It's a completely new API though, so it doesn't really have to be all that semantic and I'm sure devs would be willing to stick with whatever name is finalized upon. In any case, thanks for responding! (also hope the next http203 vid comes out soon XD)
Jake's so cute omg I love him. Informative video, great stuff, but I'm here for the Jake fanboyism. High relevance, high quality internet comment I know. Your fault for reading it.
I'm so sorry, Jake, but... you pronounced "specificity" wrong every time 😅 It's spess-if-icity, but you kept saying spess-iss-ifity. Maybe 2-Take Jake is available for a reshoot? 😁 I'm really loving the eyedropper API, even though I can't think of any use for it right now beyond web-based image editors. I'm sure I'll come up with something one day...
Finally, I can see clearly where Google is headed with its new products and new ideas. Wow! What a huge amoount of support for Google Users whether Old or Young, or great big companies. Wow! Great News.
I love this as a student of web dev for 6 months now. Just starting to be able to (kinda) follow along. Also, I hilariously giggled every time I heard, “specicifity.” Is that what you meant to say? Because I don’t know if that’s correct, though I may be wrong. If that’s how it’s said wouldn’t the base word be “specicif?” Oh god, I think my brain is leaking.
Can only imagine how much tear and sweat and sleepless hours and debugger sessions are going into that page transition feature now And it probably won’t be caniuse ready for another 5 years because of safari :(
I am really happy see the web platform developing in such manner. But CSS needs even more development like accessing properties from parents and executing conditions or operations on them, matching elements that have particular styles, etc so that we don't need to use javascript again and again to achieve such outputs.
Hello Una I bought an HP Chromebook in 2017 and now in 2022 the machine won't be able to download updates and since organizations want us to reuse laptops, desk top computers, and I don't like getting rid of a laptop because it's considered outdated, and do I need to buy a new Chromebook?
How is this topics thing any more privacy friendly than what happens currently? Most sites use Google ads, so it's only Google who has all the ad data. And they would also be the ones to have all the data about me to predict which topics I care about. Basically both the same, only difference being that Chrome could outperform Firefox there because they surely don't have the same AI capability. Can't say I'm impressed by this idea in any way.
00:31 whoa buddy! your O scope should NOT be shocking you like that! especially since it doesn’t appear to be powered on... or physically connected to anything...
The "pun intended" face was the only part that appeared to be real, the rest was just bad fake faces and corny jokes from the guy. Sorry for that rant, but the content is awesome!!
I would like structured cloning / transferable interface to accept DOM nodes, so we could send detached nodes to workers and vice-versa. Also need self.createElement inside Worker.
Still waiting for a JavaScript precise currency math handler. Floating Point math is NOT ideal for these calculations, and while there are libs out there this really should be JS core.
I find myArray.at(-1) really weird. I mean, we already have the myArray[-1] selector. Why not just make it work with -1? So, .at() is basically [], but it also accepts -1... weird
If we started JS from scratch, then array[-1] to get the last item would make a lot of sense. Unfortunately it wouldn't be compatible to add it now. It would change the behaviour of things like array[array.findIndex(conditionCallback)]
here’s the description’s link list formatted in markdown so you don’t have to waste as much time as I did. gist.github.com/6e0898c4eec5308b7580d87ba175324a
Watch this keynote interpreted in American Sign Language (ASL) → goo.gle/3wd5MmZ
Bug Report: I'm subscribed to this channel (Google Chrome Developers) with the bell set to "All". Of the videos from this channel in my Subscription feed, it is only showing the American Sign Language version of the videos in most cases, not the non-sign language videos (and some videos are missing entirely).
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Only a few minutes in, and I just want to say I really appreciate how open you are with presenting how features have cross-platform support across all major browsers/engines. Not just talking about Chrome-only. This is what I love so much about the web! ✌️
Did they showed any one feature that is available on Firefox and not on chrome?
I mean, cool that every browser agreed to have their names mentioned in here, you know, just saying haha
@@vhoyer Probably if it's exclusively in other browser, it won't show in here, because that would be an experimental feature of that browser. Just like you won't see Firefox showcasing the page-transitiom experimental API, because for now doesn't make sense for them doing that.
Actually yes. They showed a feature that is live in Safari and only experimental in Chrome.
This was such an amazing video. Una und Jake bring so much energy to the table, it's so cool to watch. Thanks for all the hard work that went into building these great new features 😊
Not only did I enjoy this Team=Presentation, I actually think that I'm beginning to record some of the new information in my brain. So, thank you so very much for sharing with focus, purpose, and fun!
“Guess how many takes I needed to pronounce specicicity correctly”
Sounds like zero 😆
Seriously though great overview of new features!
I heard "specicifity".
lol i was like "? i dont think that's how you say it"
"spessisifity" - consistently pronounces it wrong and then proceeds to boast his flawless pronounciation. I can't tell if he's serious? 😂
For anyone that just has no idea what it's supposed to be, it's supposed to be Specificity lol. So .... close? I guess?
Very exciting stuff this year, and this video does an amazing job at presenting it in half an hour (although pauses were required to process everything !). Excellent job from the devrel team
Loved everything that was showcased. It's cool that browser vendors decided to work together and really double down on features and compatibility. In 2023, just give us the ability to transition from height/width 0 to "auto" and vice versa and everyone will be happy 😁
I love watching videos like this one, where the presenters don't make things super serious, it's amazing how a little fun and comedy can bring so much joy into learning. I'm looking forward to adding many of these new features into my web development.
Like the apple developer conferences where they all stand legs apart like superheroes.
Fantastic video. Really appreciate how you show browser support for the various features. Hope to see more episodes in the future when these features become fully supported.
31 minutes of solid web dev goodies, my excitement for web development has been triggered.
My goodness what a lovely improvements, they are welcomed with open arms!
Some top ASMR and a kick in the but for native apps if I may say so 😜
Specicifity lol. Also... one take Jake 👀 Jake & Amir reference? Amazing.
I love that the paper in Jake's "reading off a sheet of paper" gag really had stuff on it, that's commitment 😅
It’s not a gag. Jake just doesn’t know SIMD.
@@dassurma the lines were genuinely written on the paper so I could look away from the teleprompter
@@jakearchibald You even managed to namedrop Squoosh, I almost felt like i was watching http203
The content from †he team really has improved so much! Love it.
FYI - if you're watching this and don't what the browser is on the far right of the browser availability bar, it's Samsung
I was wondering exactly that. Personally, I think they should have used Opera instead
For me as a front-end engineer, this was a really amazing and wonderful video.🎊
The timestamps are quite off in some cases.
For example:
6:18 Image lazy loading
7:17 Aspect ratio
26:26 :has()
27:42 Container queries
This was AMAZING⭐️
Many thanks to you and to all the teams who worked to get those features delivered
Great video! Thank you for that. Learned so much! Love how you easily switch between fun parts and tech details. Awesome!
Una is my favourite dev relations engineer.
Jake ✔️ Squoosh mentioned ✔️ Proxx subtly shown ✔️
I'm consistent if anything
Incredible video, always love the energy shown by my two fave devs Una and Jakey (can't believe I'm fanboying over developers more than celebrities LOL).
One concern I have is the *navigation* API sounding very similar to the navigator API. Maybe you could come up with a better name, or add it somehow to the navigator API instead.
Yeah, the similarity is an issue, but there really isn't a better name. It used to be called appHistory, but it's an API all about navigation.
@@jakearchibald Hmm that's true. It's a completely new API though, so it doesn't really have to be all that semantic and I'm sure devs would be willing to stick with whatever name is finalized upon.
In any case, thanks for responding! (also hope the next http203 vid comes out soon XD)
Great video folks, just to add something: Samsung Internet is currently also supporting WebAuthN 🎉
Jake's so cute omg I love him. Informative video, great stuff, but I'm here for the Jake fanboyism. High relevance, high quality internet comment I know. Your fault for reading it.
the 9:21 priority hints should have been a float number from 0.0 to 1.0.
just low/high is going to get in the way fast.
As long as it's not an integer of arbitrary size. "z-index: 10000000000" is enough of that already xD
I'm so sorry, Jake, but... you pronounced "specificity" wrong every time 😅 It's spess-if-icity, but you kept saying spess-iss-ifity. Maybe 2-Take Jake is available for a reshoot? 😁
I'm really loving the eyedropper API, even though I can't think of any use for it right now beyond web-based image editors. I'm sure I'll come up with something one day...
It's pronounced spess-iss-ifity in the UK (this isn't true but I'm going to try it as an excuse)
@@jakearchibald UK resident here, can confirm (I've got you, Jake)
where is Kevin Powell?
@@jakearchibald As an anglophile, I'm pressing X to doubt. As an American and a fan of yours, I'll let it slide 😃
I Love jake and una so much ❤️
Great video, everyone!
Everything in this video filled me up with joy except seeing that ring on Una. 😅
Excited for the clone and dialog
Jake appeared, and I was like....it's Jake! Almost like an Avenger showed up.
Finally, I can see clearly where Google is headed with its new products and new ideas. Wow! What a huge amoount of support for Google Users whether Old or Young, or great big companies. Wow! Great News.
0:31 Jake going full ElectroBOOM
The user topics API could also be used to hint categories when signing up to community websites... a win for UX and potentially increasing signups.
Love the removal/addition of the lab coat & safety goggles based on whether the feature was stable or experimental
Omg I didn't even realise that's what was happening...
One take Jake! 🤣 Wes Bos would be proud haha.
Jake isn't using a Joy-Con? What alternative reality have I slipped into?
I know right! Using Google Slides too like a good company boy. However, the joycon will return in my page transitions talk, later today.
I love this as a student of web dev for 6 months now. Just starting to be able to (kinda) follow along.
Also, I hilariously giggled every time I heard, “specicifity.” Is that what you meant to say? Because I don’t know if that’s correct, though I may be wrong. If that’s how it’s said wouldn’t the base word be “specicif?” Oh god, I think my brain is leaking.
Can only imagine how much tear and sweat and sleepless hours and debugger sessions are going into that page transition feature now
And it probably won’t be caniuse ready for another 5 years because of safari :(
hey, does anyone know what resource is that, that una kravets used to explain accent-color?
I am really happy see the web platform developing in such manner. But CSS needs even more development like accessing properties from parents and executing conditions or operations on them, matching elements that have particular styles, etc so that we don't need to use javascript again and again to achieve such outputs.
Hello Una I bought an HP Chromebook in 2017 and now in 2022 the machine won't be able to download updates and since organizations want us to reuse laptops, desk top computers, and I don't like getting rid of a laptop because it's considered outdated, and do I need to buy a new Chromebook?
The best thing to do is contact HP, who'll be able to give the best advice for the model number of your Chromebook.
Waiting for that :has selector for years now. Finally some progress on that 😁
Is portal element still in development?
This properties can we use in vscode ?
Container queries chapter timestamps are incorrect
structureClone - in memory of surma...
This is an informative video. Learnt a lot. Thanks!
8:14 wait, what's the "padding-top hack" ?
I don't know, I'm not a hacker 🤷🏻♂️
6:45 so cool! Lazy loading
Link to the Font Matcher?
10 out of 10
Excellent video, learned a lot of interesting things to test out.
Lii kk
That specicifity joke was hilarious. Nice trolling.
11:14 - Every engineer in their head 99% of the time
Great update. Thanks.
This is so nice. When will Temporal API become a thing? Dates are just the biggest pain ever
Pretty good production quality. And content quality :)
How is this topics thing any more privacy friendly than what happens currently? Most sites use Google ads, so it's only Google who has all the ad data. And they would also be the ones to have all the data about me to predict which topics I care about. Basically both the same, only difference being that Chrome could outperform Firefox there because they surely don't have the same AI capability.
Can't say I'm impressed by this idea in any way.
00:31
whoa buddy! your O scope should NOT be shocking you like that! especially since it doesn’t appear to be powered on... or physically connected to anything...
I wouldn't have imagined getting rick rolled in google io
The "pun intended" face was the only part that appeared to be real, the rest was just bad fake faces and corny jokes from the guy. Sorry for that rant, but the content is awesome!!
Late to the party but, jack has a thing for acting, wondering when we can see him taking an oscar :p .
So Nice
Chrome Lab Coat™
I love what google is doing with DOM manipulation!
Jake recorded his part 23 times, I always struggle with specificity.
Thank you.
Brutal!!
Awesome!
Specicifity! One take Jake! Oh....... nooooooooooooooo!!! 😄
YAAA 🤯
Now we only have to tell people to start upgrading their browsers
So much wow!
Thank goodness we don’t need to worry about IE anymore 😅
Jakkkkkeeee! It's den-oh! #21:34
I think it's officially pronounced dee-no m.ruclips.net/video/SYkzk_j3yb0/видео.html
We still have css and html? That's so vintage OMG
Is this what responsive clothes looks like?
So many awesome progressive enhancements!
credit to jake for pronouncing specificity wrong every time lmaooo
i wish all web developers were that handsome
More importantly where can I get that hot dog menu shirt?!
Giving me Nina and the Neurons vibes
it feels like watching a children show
I would like structured cloning / transferable interface to accept DOM nodes, so we could send detached nodes to workers and vice-versa. Also need self.createElement inside Worker.
SPECICIFITY
cool :)
Still waiting for a JavaScript precise currency math handler. Floating Point math is NOT ideal for these calculations, and while there are libs out there this really should be JS core.
Really hate pop-ups. :( But accent-color is cool, thanks!
14:13 😂
Who else caught the rick roll?
I came to the comments to see if I was alone who noticed. Never thought that'd happen in a google video.
I am scared to be a web developer. The world is too immense.
I find myArray.at(-1) really weird. I mean, we already have the myArray[-1] selector. Why not just make it work with -1? So, .at() is basically [], but it also accepts -1... weird
If we started JS from scratch, then array[-1] to get the last item would make a lot of sense. Unfortunately it wouldn't be compatible to add it now. It would change the behaviour of things like array[array.findIndex(conditionCallback)]
@@jakearchibald I understand. But then, why not a method like myArray.last() to avoid redundancy between .at() and []? 🤔
@@acomathes it was considered (there was even a array.lastItem proposal), but .at() also allows you to get, say, the 2nd last item.
form:has( .submit:not( :disabled ) ) {
/* Welcome to nested CSS hell, future maintainer! */
}
Specicivity.
Specifically, you pronounced specificity wrong every time.
date-time-local or other time inputs are the worst input ever created. They don't respect the max/min and just cause errros.
Hello
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Feere wrong off
here’s the description’s link list formatted in markdown so you don’t have to waste as much time as I did. gist.github.com/6e0898c4eec5308b7580d87ba175324a