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.

Alexey Shvayka has a nice PR up for implementing form associated custom elements in WebKit: github.com/WebKit/WebKit/… #webkit #webcomponents

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.

Form-associated custom elements has been implemented in WebKit: commits.webkit.org/258561@main And enabled by default: commits.webkit.org/258574@main

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 👇

Google Calendar, but it shows the cost of the meeting

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 😅

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 🧵

Amazing news for both 👏

📣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…

Who’s here? Come to meet! 😊 bashmish #GoogleIOConnect #GoogleIO

Tip: Chrome DevTools 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

Really happy to be working on it and contribute to Storybook and Modern Web 🙌

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!

🔊 HERE IT IS! Off The Main Thread — A new developer podcast with Jake Archibald 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…

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.

Initial #WebTestRunner Modern Web support has just landed for #Angular with the first RC of the 17.1 ! Soon you'll be able to leave #Karma behind !

template literal types are pretty useful but also a little silly lol

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>