Deprecating XSLT in browsers
Chrome plans to remove XSLT by 2027 due to low usage and security risks. Other browsers agree.
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Importing vs fetching JSON
When to use JSON module imports vs fetch(): caching, responses, errors, and use cases.
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React Compiler v1.0
Stable compiler auto-optimizes components, improves speeds up to 12%, used in Meta apps.
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A native way of having more than one thumb on a range slider in HTML
Proposed <rangegroup> element for multi-thumb range sliders with ::slider-thumb() styling.
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Announcing Vite+: a unified toolchain for JavaScript
Rust-based unified toolchain with build, test, lint, format, and visual tools for JS projects.
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MDN developer survey 2025
10-minute anonymous survey to make MDN documentation more useful for everyday work.
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Dead framework theory
How LLMs trained on React could make it the platform by default, drowning new frameworks.
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What’s new in Firefox 144 for developers
View Transitions in SPAs, command/commandfor attributes, getOrInsert(), and moveBefore().
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Custom functions and
if()in CSSUna and Bramus discuss unusual CSS features that could change how we write styles.
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PWA browser scorecards
Dashboard comparing PWA capabilities across mobile browsers using Can I Use and MDN data.
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What’s new in Chrome 141
Faster IndexedDB with getAllRecords(), WebRTC updates, SVG attributes, and Proofreader API.
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Abandonware of the web: do you know that there is an HTML tables API?
Built-in DOM methods like insertRow and insertCell make building and querying tables easier.