Chrome Dev Summit 2014 - The applied science of runtime performance
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Native App Install Prompt
Native app install banners give you the ability to let users quickly and seamlessly install your native app on their device from the app store, without leaving the browser.
Fundamentals of mobile web development
A quick look at some of the efforts the Chrome team are doing to helps developers get started with web development and iterate on their sites.
Developer feedback needed - Frame Timing API
A brand new API is in the works to help measure frames per second in the wild, but it needs your feedback.
Support for theme-color in Chrome 39 for Android
Use theme-color to set the toolbar color in Chrome for Android.
Send beacon data in Chrome 39
Chrome 39 implements the Beacon API, which allows to send small async HTTP requests during the page unload events.
Precision touch for precise gestures
TouchEvents have changed in Chrome to return float values, instead of integers, to account for varying screen densities. This leads to more detailed feedback during slow gestures.
Collecting and iterating, the ES6 way
Maps, Sets, and for...of iteration are ES6 features that can change the way you work with collections of data.
Easier ArrayBuffer to String conversion with the Encoding API
The native Encoding API offers a straightforward way to convert between raw binary data and JavaScript strings.
dialog element shipped in Chrome 37 Beta
Chrome Beta has landed its native support for <dialog> element
Automating Web Performance Measurement
Use PSI to get web performance metrics into your build process.
Blob support for IndexedDB landed on Chrome Dev
Long awaited feature for Chrome, Blob support on IndexedDB landed in Chrome Dev.
Web Animations - element.animate() is now in Chrome 36
Web Animations define a model for supporting animation and synchronization on the Web platform. element.animate() is the first of those pieces landing in Chrome.
A more compatible, smoother touch
You and your users want mobile web apps that react and scroll smoothly to the touch. Developing them should be easy but, unfortunately, how mobile web browsers react to touch events during scrolling is left as an implementation detail in the TouchEvent specification.
Get on the CSS Grid
CSS Grid Layout is a new CSS3 module that provides new layout primitives that are ideal for web applications.
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