A runtime extension to JavaScript that unlocks Imperative Reactive Programming (IRP) in JavaScript!
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A runtime extension to JavaScript that unlocks Imperative Reactive Programming (IRP) in JavaScript!
🌏 Browser specs
🏄♂️ An Outsider’s Guide to the W3C
File System Access, based on WICG spec reference implementation
HTML-in-Canvas polyfill for modern Safari and Firefox. Render live HTML in Canvas 2D, WebGL and WebGPU. Uses native support when available. Preview.
W3C/WICG Explainer & Spec: Selected-Area Screen & Viewport Capture (getDisplayMedia areaSurface, CropTarget.fromRect, WebDriver BiDi screencast clip)
Automator Workflow Quick Service for setting up hotkey to copy a link using WICG's Fragment Directive.
W3C/WICG Explainer & Spec: Device-Framed Viewport Capture API (CaptureController.setDeviceFrame) & WebDriver BiDi framing hooks
Explainers for several kinds of units proposed for inclusion in CSS (and SCSS and LESS)
Experimental TypeScript implementation of the Email Verification Protocol (EVP), with issuer, verifier, core libraries, and CLI. Tracks the WICG and IETF drafts.
A browser-level standard for session-aware ambient content gating. Reduces workflow interruption by aligning ad, notification, and feed delivery with the user's active navigation context.
This is a repo that shows Oparand's position on emerging web standards
Drawable: learn the HTML-in-Canvas API in a 3D darkroom, plus a one-page field guide with live 3D figures for every concept.
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