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Kadir Topal

@atopal.bsky.social

Web Platform Product Manager at Google. Previously at Protocol Labs and Mozilla.

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Rick Viscomi@rviscomi.dev · last mo.

Nice teardown of how the Modern Web Guidance skill actually works by @nucliweb.net joanleon.dev/en/modern-we... A lot of thought went into being as token-efficient as possible!

A skill that knows nothing: the architecture of Modern Web Guidance | Joan León

Modern Web Guidance doesn't keep the knowledge in the skill, it teaches the agent to retrieve it. Local semantic search with MiniLM and TensorFlow.js, guides with their own grader, and empirical calib...

joanleon.dev

Patrick Brosset@patrickbrosset.com · 3mo ago

Did you attend #CSSDay and saw my talk (or heard about it), and you really want CSS Grid Lanes to be supported across browsers? ➡️ Give this issue a thumbs-up *and* add a comment explaining your use case. This can help a lot move things forward 💟 github.com/web-platform...

Masonry · Issue #308 · web-platform-dx/developer-signals

This GitHub issue is for collecting web developer signals for Masonry. The display: grid-lanes or display: inline-grid-lanes CSS declaration creates a layout where items are tightly packed, like br...

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Lea Verou, PhD@lea.verou.me · 4mo ago

Thrilled this is out, keeping quiet has been SO HARD! 🤐 I’ve had the opportunity to contribute as a domain expert consultant over the past few months, and saw firsthand the level of thoughtfulness and care that went into it. Proud to have played a small part, and excited to see what folks build! ❤️

Chrome for Developers@developer.chrome.com · 4mo ago

Ensure your coding agents build modern, fast & secure apps by default → goo.gle/3PcqfGj We just announced Modern Web Guidance at #GoogleIO. It injects AI-ready skills and modern features—with Baseline Widely Available fallbacks—so your agent stays up to date 🧵

Barry Pollard@tunetheweb.com · 10mo ago

Btw you don’t need to be a web spec author or work for a browser vendor to contribute to this. If you spot some incorrect data (either says it supports web it doesn’t, or says it doesn’t when it does) then open an issue — or better yet a PR! Make things better for everyone, including future you!!

Patrick Brosset@patrickbrosset.com · 10mo ago

The browser-compat-data project (used by MDN, caniuse, and tools) now has: 20,000 commits 1,123 contributors 465 releases 19,148 data entries That's what comprehensive web compat data looks like. And it takes well funded teams at @openwebdocs.org and @mozilla.org plus amazing contributors.

Browser window showing the browser-compat-data github repo homepage, which shows that the project now contains 20,000 commits.
Rick Viscomi@rviscomi.dev · 8mo ago

Another year in the books! 🎉 Congrats to the entire Web Almanac team. I know all too well how much time and effort goes into putting this together, but it continues to be an invaluable resource cited across the industry Thank you to all the contributors almanac.httparchive.org/en/2025/cont... ❤️

2025 Contributors | The Web Almanac by HTTP Archive

The 70 people who contributed to the 2025 Web Almanac as Analysts, Authors, Designers, Developers, Editors, Leaders, Reviewers and Translators.

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HTTP Archive 💾@handle.invalid · 8mo ago

The 2025 Web Almanac by HTTP Archive has been officially released! 🚀 We would like to thank all of our contributors from around the globe who made this extensive report possible! Check out the full report here: almanac.httparchive.org

Rick Viscomi@rviscomi.dev · 8mo ago

The @e18e.dev community does amazing work to speed up and modernize the web Now's as good a time as ever to join and contribute to this hugely impactful project!

e18e

Ecosystem Performance

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James@43081j.com · 8mo ago

Big news! Google have sponsored the @e18e.dev community $10k via their Chrome performance fund 🎉 I'm very thankful we've managed to create a space and a community people appreciate. Sponsorships like this will benefit the ecosystem, not just this community

Mary Branscombe@marypcbuk.bsky.social · 12mo ago

A few years ago I started writing about evolving web standards and @rbyers.net suggested I should cover WPT: the web platform tests project that most people working with the web have a vague idea about that has evolved into an engine of interoperability. since then, I've been tracking people down

How a Shared Test Suite Fixed the Web’s Biggest Problems

The story of Web Platform Tests (WPT), the collaborative test suite that transformed the web from an inconsistent platform into a stable one.

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dietrich@burrito.space · last yr.

i don't enjoy the romanticizing of some golden past of the web that web never died you made all the decisions about where to publish and where to spend your time

Philip Walton@philipwalton.com · last yr.

I know some people in the web community are concerned that Baseline will discourage devs from using new features—or anything not "Widely Available". Personally, I'm not worried about that at all. If anything, I think Baseline will speed up new feature adoption! Here's why 🧵

Mia [data-css=poetic]@miriam.codes · last yr.

🎉 Happy 30-month anniversary to Container Queries – in every browser since Feb, 2023. It was supposed to be impossible, but here we are! Why 2.5 years? Nothing will change tomorrow, but Baseline uses this milestone to signal confidence a feature has gained "wide" support. youtu.be/bhHV0rQ3-CQ