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Chrome just added CSS Anchor Positioning this year. The other browsers also expressed interest in implementing it, with Firefox having announced an Intent to Implement. The feature…

If you’re doing animations in JS, better do it with the Web Animations API since it’s also hardware accelerated.

Reddit is actually undergoing a rewrite for their web frontend, which now heavily uses web components using lit. You can try it by accessing sh.reddit.com or using reddit without l…

Google libraries are a different story compared to their software products. AngularDart is hardly used outside of Google that it's practically dead and no longer maintained for use…

Publicly it's dead, but it's alive and well and constantly getting updated inside Google.

Here's a pretty good explanation. https://stackoverflow.com/a/53234826 There is a library that would allow you to declare functional components, however it relies on code generatio…

It has a pretty good accessibility story for it's built-in widget set (Material and Cupertino). However, if you want to create a new Widget that does not depend on the built-ins bu…

https://github.com/search?q=org%3Acanonical+dart&type= First result is a dbus library.

You seem you have a hate boner for CanvasKit. It's just a Skia project that Flutter uses as one of its render targets. It's main use is to provide a better Canvas painting API than…

I believe the Stadia app is the only mainstream Google iOS app that is written in Flutter. The rest are native apps (Swift/Objective C) but specifically implements Material design.…

I don't think scenic is written in Rust. A big chunk of the source code in the topaz layer (the view layer) is still written in dart. With that said, many were actually surprised w…

> Plus, even Fuchsia is not so focused on Flutter anylonger. Android userspace is being ported to Fuchsia, and now they have a UI Framework agnostic layer, Scenic, with examples in…

I think you're confusing fuchsia and flutter. Fuchsia is a new OS while flutter is it's native UI. I don't think "uncanny" is applicable here.

All four features of the Web Components Spec (Shadow DOM, Custom Elements, HTML Import and Template Element) are the top most requested features in the MSEdge Developer Uservoice. …

Youtube Gaming, Google Play Music and IBM's Bluemix are probably the biggest projects built using Polymer. The main Youtube website itself also seemed to be playing around with Pol…

They're currently merging old forks. https://github.com/qmlweb/qmlweb/issues/134

You can use this to include Node.js libraries on your Qt/QML projects: https://github.com/quickly/quickly

The project has been consistently updated this past few months. I don't get why you've said it hasn't changed for two years.

Polymer is not a polyfill for the standards. It's just a library for creating web components in a less boilerplatey manner. The polyfill library is called webcomponents.js.

I find it amusing that those two mirror XML and JSON respectively.

I disagree. I think QML is faster to prototype (you can export an existing PSD file to qml). Also QML's anchor-based layouts >>> flexbox.