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How to debug TypeScript in Chrome
Learn how to debut apps written in TypeScript (both frontend and backend, as well as using Node.js and Deno) using Chrome...
Setting up a Headless Chrome Node.js server in Docker
In this tutorial, we’ll demonstrate how to create a Dockerfile to set up a Headless Chrome browser in Node.js.
Core Web Vitals best practices for SPAs
Google Web Vitals will soon play a major role in how your site is ranked in search. Learn the best practices...
Build a Bluetooth app with the Chrome Web Bluetooth API
Learn how to build a Bluetooth app with JavaScript using Chrome's Web Bluetooth API to get ahead of the curve with...
Creating a Chrome extension with React and TypeScript
Learn how Chrome extensions work and communicate, then see how to build one using the full power of React and TypeScript.
Building faster webpages for Core Web Vitals
Learn the performance metrics frontend developers use to improve their Core Web Vitals and the structure they follow to build fast...
Bridging the native app gap with Project Fugu
Discover how the Chromium team is attempting to bridge the gap between native apps and the web through Project Fugu.
Debug CSS Grid with Chrome DevTools
Using Chrome DevTools and CSS Grid, learn how to discover grids in a page, inspect page layout, and debug common layout...
Headless Recorder: A new tool to speed up browser automation
Headless Recorder, formerly Puppeteer Recorder, records your browser interactions and generates a script for browser testing automation.
Using Puppeteer for automated UI testing
Learn about Puppeteer and Puppeteer Recorder and how to use it to scrape a web page and record automated UI tests...
What to look out for when working with Chrome
Learn about Chrome's best features and find out how to apply them to optimize your experience with your browser.
What Chromium’s browser compatibility means for scrolling
Browser compatibility has always been an issue. Here, we discuss how Google Chrome intends to solve this problem.
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