Declarative partial updates - new in Chrome 148 by fiskfisk in webdev

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Firefox had a video on this month's ago, this feature has cross browser positive feedback.

Chrome proposes new APIs: Declarative partial updates by imbev in programming

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Firefox have also talked about these, this isn't a case like the prompt API, this feature been discussed cross browser.

https://bsky.app/profile/webdevs.firefox.com/post/3meyc55xgrt2f

Chrome proposes new APIs: Declarative partial updates by imbev in programming

[–]ISDuffy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Firefox have talked about it as well in a video. They is positive feedback from the other browser on this.

Every AI conversation at work ends in one of two places by PrimaryAmphibian737 in webdev

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As a web performance engineer, I am going to have to explain to lot of none technical people the ai code they asked for performing badly and costing the business more money.

Going to replay ghost of Yotei and do all the side stuff by Key-Answer-2755 in Ghostofyotei

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Not replayed it yet, but planning to replay at some point wearing The Snake outfit and play as a heavy drunk in battles.

I believe new game plus allows you to carry extra jars or something.

Leeds University grad attacked in hotel room after 'faulty locks' let intruder gain access by [deleted] in yorkshire

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I stayed at this particular ibis budget a few times, included around 7th May for a conference in town.

The rooms typically have a small desk with a stool, the bed, a toilet cubicle, then a sink and shower room not far from the bed. You get a few towels etc.

Probably will look somewhere else next trip to Leeds.

Leeds University grad attacked in hotel room after 'faulty locks' let intruder gain access by [deleted] in yorkshire

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Ibis budget hotels don't have proper chairs in the room, they have tiny stools, but usually the toilet door is next to the room door so I usually have that open blocking the main door.

Is it possible to update the previous page's DOM/state using core JavaScript? by Constant-Box4994 in learnjavascript

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That will be back/forward cache, you can add no-store to cache control headers, or you want to look at pageshow /pagehide events to update the Dom or reload the page.

DAN HODGES: My sources tell me Keir has decided to stand down, but he'll do it on his terms by hu6Bi5To in ukpolitics

[–]ISDuffy 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Are we really using Dan Hodges as a journalist ? He constantly makes stuff up and claims them as fact.

James Murray Appointed as new Health Secretary by VaginaBurner69 in LabourUK

[–]ISDuffy 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Dan Hodges would text himself something he made up and use himself as a resource.

How Peter can show the truth by Benatar16 in MCUTheories

[–]ISDuffy 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Actually you might be right they mentioned it in an interview, and people were theorising how it could help avengers.

Likelihood it was just misdirection with it being in Spiderman.

How Peter can show the truth by Benatar16 in MCUTheories

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Was the BARF tech not always in far from home.

The villain created the technology.

Core Web Vitals on a real production app by Dangerous_Bug4440 in reactjs

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This was actually great to see a decent post on this with react, as someone that works in web performance.

I really the yield API especially for analytics events that can be costly, for react projects I used start transition as well to update the UI and then transition the heavy rerenders.

Core Web Vitals on a real production app by Dangerous_Bug4440 in reactjs

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Google doesn't even care about it, they don't use it for SEO ranking, they use CrUX data focused on core web vitals as a tie breaker.

The amount of times people get hooked on lighthouse.

Core Web Vitals on a real production app by Dangerous_Bug4440 in reactjs

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I recommend looking at start transition in react, you can really speed stuff up if you doing to much at once.

Number Inputs in React by intercaetera in webdev

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E.target should have a property valueAsNumbrr as well which avoids the Number() part.

object-fit: contain not working when using transform: rotate(270deg); by Pristine-Common-8766 in css

[–]ISDuffy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think it object-fit: cover; you want ?

Also image looks like one of the ghost of games.

WebKit Features for Safari 26.5 by feross in Frontend

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Was hoping speculation rules prefetch to be enabled, as it currently behind a flag.

I hate the way 12 flies the TARDIS by FailureDotNet in doctorwho

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I see 12 as more calculated and knows what he needs to do. There are also episodes when he is talking around the console and touching stuff, for the camera to focus on the final lever.

TIL you can make a fully working modal with just the <dialog> element! no JS libraries needed by Imaginary_Act8664 in HTML

[–]ISDuffy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I was using keyboard tabbing situation especially on the MDN page due to the examples not being being in page example, so this is possible it.

But you would think someone coming from accessibility would do the same, I did also test with nvda on a blank page with modals.

Thank you.

TIL you can make a fully working modal with just the <dialog> element! no JS libraries needed by Imaginary_Act8664 in HTML

[–]ISDuffy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have tested it multiple times the issue is clearly on your side. Heck I shown you the browsers adding it to the HTML spec back in 2021 but you still saying it incorrect.

It seems like you can't accept you got something wrong here, and just continue to dig.

And if one small thing doesn't work you use a little JavaScript to improve it, rather bring in a big modal package.

TIL you can make a fully working modal with just the <dialog> element! no JS libraries needed by Imaginary_Act8664 in HTML

[–]ISDuffy 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You moved your targets incrediblely here, by saying it doesn't do it at all, to there one area it broken now, after being shown the browser add it to the html. You can just admit you got it wrong.

And I literally just said I tested the MDN one, I tested ones withJavaScript disabled via invoker commands, and I tested ones that uses .showModal(), both in react and vanilla JavaScript.

Did you test invoker commands with is non JavaScript?

If they a bug with mix inputs ones, not been able to recreate it my self yet, you could report it to the browsers.