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Frontend Dogma

Interop 2025—Which Browser Features to Get Acquainted With This Year and Why You Should Care, by @utilitybend (@iodigital.bsky.social):

techhub.iodigital.com/articles

iO tech_hub · Interop 2025 - Which browser features to get acquainted with this year and why you should care - iO tech_hubIt’s been a few years since the Interop initiative was set in play. This has historically been one of the key elements in moving the web forward as it aims for a consistent web between browser vendors. In contrast to the “old days browser wars”, we as developers get streamlined features without having to check everything in every browser. The features of Interop 2025 are now known, features to be made stable across browsers by the end of the year. In this article, we’ll take a look at what we should get acquainted with in 2025.
#interoperability#support#browsers
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W3C Developers

🗓️ 26 March from 13:00-15:00 UTC and 21:00-23:00 UTC

The @w3c Breakouts Day 2025 agenda is available!
➡️ w3.org/2025/03/breakouts-day-2

We invite #developers to take part in these one-hour sessions and give input on diverse topics such as #security, web features, integration of #browsers with #fediverse, #AI agents, #WebPlatform documentation, #SVG and more! Anyone with a W3C account (including non-Members) can participate. No fee or registration is required.

Breakouts Day 2025, 26 March, online
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Chris Ruppel

Improve accessibility by reducing motion of all kinds: View Transitions, CSS Transitions, CSS Animations, and Picture elements — all without rewriting styles or content.

Examples use an existing client website, showing that you can do the same in ongoing work. Don't wait for your next project to get a fresh start.. do it today!

🔗 chrisruppel.com/blog/modernizi

Chris RuppelModernizing with the Web Platform: Reduced Motion
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#accessibility#a11y#WebDev
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Anthony

webkit.org/blog/16458/announci

On top of fixing bugs in features that have already shipped, Interop 2025 lets us know that this year, all browsers will ship:
- Navigation API, to interact with the built-in browser navigation.
- View transitions, to animate between states.
- Anchor positioning, to simplify tooltips and dropdowns.
- Largest Contentful Paint and Event Timing API, to help monitor page loads and interaction smoothness.

Great to cut down the amount of JS used!

WebKit · Announcing Interop 2025Exciting news for web developers, designers, and browser enthusiasts alike — Interop 2025 is here, continuing the mission of improving cross-browser interoperability.
#WebPlatform#CSS#WebPerf
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Chris Ruppel

Part 1 of a series about the power of the modern Web Platform.

Instead of focusing on one particular technology, each post is a mini case study based on a client project which I built in 2018 then refreshed in 2024. This one is about image performance, covering the Picture element, lazy loading, and speculative preloading with Intersection Observers.

🔗 chrisruppel.com/blog/modernizi

Chris RuppelModernizing with the Web Platform: Image performance
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#css#javascript#image
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wortwart

How long does it take for #webplatform innovations to sink in?

Flex is well established, grid still seems to be avant-garde. Text to speech is some 10 years old and feels like bleeding edge.

Look in codebases for <dialog>, <details>, <input type="range"> ... mostly nothing. Instead there's residue of crappy outdated libraries which wreck accessibility and bloat the code. <div>s everywhere.

At the time the web standards move forward there have been dozens of tools filling that gap. So even if developers are aware of new features the tools they keep using are not.

#frontend
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W3C Developers

3. What #security guidance should we give web developers?
github.com/w3c/tpac2024-breako

4. Web features: building an index for the #WebPlatform
github.com/w3c/tpac2024-breako

Want to get a glimpse on how to get involved in pushing some of these topics forward? Anyone with a W3C account (including non-Members) can participate in any session.

All @w3c breakouts at TPAC 2024: w3.org/2024/09/TPAC/breakouts.

TPAC2024 Breakout session GitHub issue #96: What security guidance should we give web developers?
TPAC2024 Breakout session GitHub issue #99: Web Features: Building an index for the web platform
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Richard MacManus

I came across this article today and it’s the best explanation of each frontend framework and their differences that I have yet read. But it made me wonder: is there a good, *current* book that explains the fundamentals and core concepts of JS, frameworks and the web platform? E.g. how the DOM works, how React deals with DOM, how non-React frameworks do DOM now, etc? Book/article recommendations appreciated! joshcollinsworth.com/blog/anti #webplatform #webdev

Josh CollinsworthThings you forgot (or never knew) because of ReactIf you don't often look beyond established comfortable defaults, you might be surprised to learn just how far the world of frontend has moved away from React, and how big that gap continues to grow.
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