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Interoperability makes the web better for everyone, allowing users to have a great experience regardless of their choice of browser. We have been working on MathML Core making across browser engines as part of an agreement with the Sovereign Tech Fund. There are some exciting developments and new features! Interoperability makes the web better for everyone, allowing users to have a great…
A few days ago I found out about the Indie Web . It is a community of personal websites that uses your domain as your identity , with a set of building blocks that allows you to add content hints to your plain and simple HTML website. It enables sending comments and citations across websites using the Webmentions standard. With this, services like Bridgy can send back replies to your website from…
This blog post was written for the Servo blog in collaboration with @delan and @mrobinson . It highlights improvements made to the devtools support, including inspecting the DOM tree, viewing styles, evaluating JavaScript, and reading console messages. Servo has been working on improving our Firefox devtools support as part of the Outreachy internship program since June, and we're thrilled to…
This arrived faster than I expected, but we are already at the halfway point of the Outreachy internship! These past few weeks I have learned a lot, faced some unexpected issues and tackled problems I didn't expect. Let me take you through them! The initial timeline A good way to start is by reviewing what my expectations were when starting the project and what timeline I proposed. Before I even…
One of the first things I saw when contributing to Servo were the pull request guidelines . They mentioned the importance of WPT tests when adding or changing features. I knew why tests were important, but I was left wondering what WPT was. Since what I was doing was some light refactoring and it didn’t require new tests, I didn't give it more thought at the time. Nearing the end of the…