Seokho Song

I'm excited to share about Float16Array to be released on Chrome M135! Today morning, I flipped the feature flag to enable by default. For a deep dive into my journey to implement in V8, read the blog post and let me know what you think! blog.seokho.dev/development/20…

Ah C'mon

I work on a browser rendering engine. I write Rust. No, it's not frontend, backend or systems engineering. I have struggled to explain what I do. So here's my attempt. You know when you write "display: flex" in your CSS and it just works? Someone had to make it work. Here's how a language feature goes from idea to your screen: Someone proposes a new feature in HTML/CSS/JS language. for example a new CSS property or a new way to handle text. A standards body (W3C for CSS, WHATWG for HTML, TC39 for JavaScript) discusses it, debates it, refines it. If it gets accepted, they publish a specification. A document that describes exactly how the feature should behave. Now browser engines (Chrome uses Blink, Firefox uses Gecko, Safari uses WebKit, and there's Servo which is written in Rust) need to actually implement it. Someone reads the spec, writes the code in the engine that says "when you encounter this property, here's how to calculate it, here's how to lay it out, here's how to paint it." Then it gets tested against thousands of web platform tests. Then it ships in a browser release. Then you install a browser update. Then you write that CSS property in your project. Then your users see it render correctly on their screen. That middle step, turning the specification into working code inside the engine, that's what I do. These days I am working on making sure one is able to debug things in Servo DevTools!

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I've never seen before. I should check it out :D

I am sure the matchmaking system somewhat broken on the recent update. For a week, I had really really annoying unbalanced team making.. Probably it's time to give up. #splatoon #nintendo

It has been merged to upstream

Sometimes I got some stressful on the matchmaking. Now at least I can see the what's going on.

@hana2736_ Awesome. I always wonder if why unreasonable match up happened. Thank you!

@0xdevssh I may open source a lot of the stats and GUI stuff, but I think the anticheat section will need to be closed source for a while. I'll think about it as the project progresses :)

Inksight just got a lot more stats! I'm calling this release v1.0, and it includes a lot of data on how matchmaking is screwing us over 🤭 Match stats, player MMRs vs XP, who's queuing with who, and lots of other data just got added! Check it out! 🔗 hana.lol/inksight

A new css property value~

다른 회사들 사정은 모르겠지만 내 커리어엔 회사에 phd 가 필요한 경우 보다는 php 가 필요했던 적이 많았던 것 같다...

Ah I missed some behavior of here. I should check the specs more detail

Spolier: Element.matchContainer

Our engineers @bloomberg have been contributing to the #JavaScript ecosystem for more than a decade. So, it's time they had somewhere to tell their story. This week, we are setting up our new #JS engineering blog. More posts will follow soon! bloom.bg/3OQsgYd

Landed initial ESM support in Node.js SEA: github.com/nodejs/node/pu… Similar to CJS entrypoints, it currently can only import builtins, so generally require bundling. Though @matteocollina is working on support for VFS in SEA that will unlock loading other modules within SEA

@kyaryunha_main 스플래툰재밌어요 나중에같이해요

I'm working on implementation of the new API for the Element object.

Ah, BTW, the CSS Image Animation became official editor's draft. Cheers! drafts.csswg.org/css-image-anim…

booyah!

Morning run