Its use cases includes lazy loading images, fast scrolling for dynamic lists and detection of ad visibility.
With the exception of Safari, it's available across all the modern browsers developer.mozilla.org/en-US/…
and there is an active @webkit bug on this bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi…
First, what is the current Intersection Observer API? it allows to detect if a particular HTML element is currently exposed in the visible viewport of the browser w3c.github.io/IntersectionOb…
#MapML is currently implemented as custom elements. Our proposal to the Web platform community is to incubate this specification for native standardization.
Mobile technology has allowed #WebBrowser and other #Apps to geo-locate the user; MapML allows the browser to geo-locate and represent resources from any Web site!
#MapML is a proposal from the @w3c Geospatial Web mapping #CommunityGroupmaps4html.org to the Web platform community to collaborate on a standard intended to help the platform to progressively achieve its full potential.
#MapML is a proposed extension of #HTML that integrates the #Web and the #GeoWeb in a way that lowers the barriers to making and using maps on the #Web.
This talk from @regocas will try to reduce the disconnect between Web developers and the #CSS authors and implementors, proposing a closer cooperation and sharing light about how it can be articulated. More at w3.org/2018/10/Meetup/
Very related to this work are all the #interoperability efforts that are being performed to build a cross-browser testsuite for the Web-platform stack. @regocas will focus on the web-platform-tests repository and explain how to contribute to it github.com/web-platform-test…
In this presentation, @regocas will talk about the @w3c@csswg: how it works, who is part of this group, where are their repositories and, more importantly, how anyone can provide #feedback to improve the #CSS specifications
All the features that are defined in @w3c specifications to be shipped in browsers are accompanied by a test suite, to help assess how well and how broadly they are implemented by actual browsers.
#developers and #designers are using #CSS on a daily basis in their Web developments, but can they have any influence on its definition? Of course they can! And nowadays in a very simple way.