It's pretty cool that Substack lets you claim your subdomain as a Bluesky handle via some fancy DNS magic. Wouldn't be surprised if we saw more of this integration across other platforms.

A few of the Chromium project's greatest hits! Turns out, writing software is pretty hard 🤯🫣

An issue we're really eager to tackle in the web platform very soon is this thing where state is reset when an element is being reparented/moved (iframes reloading, focus/selection clears, animations restart). Does anyone else care about this? Speak up! Share your pain!

If you or a loved one has ever been hurt by <iframe> or other elements losing state when moved/reparented in the DOM, then please react or comment on github.com/whatwg/dom/iss… with your use case! Noam Rosenthal 🦋 nomster.bsky.social and I would love to design an "atomic move" primitive for the Web

Come and watch me present the work we’ve been doing to finally bring the Observable API to the Web platform!! You can use the promo code DOMINIC for 35% off conference tickets 🎟️

I'll be in Seattle from June 19-22 to speak at CascadiaJS 🇺🇸 🇨🇦! You can use the promo code DOMINIC to get 35% off a ticket (expires May 3rd). I've been at this conference before and it's a great time; hope to see you there! cascadiajs.com/2024/talks/mod…

We've been working hard on the experimental Node#moveBefore() API to preserve DOM state across element moves & reparenting. Here's a demo working with CSS animations & iframes! Try it out in Chrome Canary at state-preserving-atomic-move.glitch.me. We'd love your feedback! cc: Noam Rosenthal 🦋 nomster.bsky.social

The REAL fun happened backstage CascadiaJS 🇺🇸 🇨🇦 (Dominic Farolino Aaron Gustafson Tigers Tech Tweets Jacob Lee Andre Wiggins Josh Goldberg 🦋)

Observables: Coming to a Chrome Browser Near You! Hang out with Dominic Farolino and Tracy Lee | ladyleet to learn about the impending arrival of observables to the web platform, and how it will help streamline your code, improve performance, and create amazing user experiences. Link in the

Dominic Farolino Tracy Lee | ladyleet youtube.com/watch?v=W86aEc…

We were going to give EventTarget an `on()` method that returns an Observable for events — e.g., button.on('click'). But for compatibility reasons, we need a different method name! Which do you prefer? Some top contenders below. See github.com/WICG/observabl… for more.

The browser finally has a way to move elements. Yes, really. It took this long. Obv I had to make a video about it

We're shipping this in Chrome 133 (stable on Feb 4th)! Read more in our latest blog post: developer.chrome.com/blog/movebefor… Huge thx to Noam Rosenthal 🦋 nomster.bsky.social for help bringing this to life, partners & frameworks that helped test it, and the spec ecosystem for working with us to get it standardized!

from the official chrome blog: developer.chrome.com/blog/movebefor… it's happening

I'm a one-foot-in/one-foot-out AI doomer, but I also think it's crucial we develop AI as rapidly as possible on US soil. Read my latest at dom.substack.com/p/stargate-res…

📢 We're finally looking to ship Observables in Chrome v135. It's been a long time coming—many thanks to all in the community for the great feedback and help along the way!! Especially to Ben Lesh, Keith Cirkel, marais, Domenic Denicola, Kevin Gibbons & more! groups.google.com/a/chromium.org…

This would be an absolute disaster for the web