Thinking In Web Apps is a short list of design principles for Chrome Web apps, published a couple of weeks ago by several of us in Chrome Developer Relations.
Many people think Developer Relations means blogging and speaking. That’s part of it, but it’s also important to be spending time with developers and understanding the challenges [...]
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Tags: Chrome·Patterns
It’s been said that the world hasn’t been this excited about a tablet since Moses came down the mountain. January 27, 2010, is the day Apple is slated to finally put us out of our misery and tell us what it’s all about. But imagine Steve Job moseys onto the stage, launches a forceful history [...]
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Tags: Chrome·Future·Palm·Tablets·UX·Web·Widgets
Chrome now has Greasemonkey support. The Chromium patch came from Aaron Boodman, who is at once a Google employee and the brains behind the original Firefox Greasemonkey extension.
It makes me wonder if this is the plan for Chrome add-ons. Forget about anything like Firefox’s add-on mechanism and just rely on Greasemonkey. With the right APIs, [...]
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Tags: Ajax·Chrome·Extensions·Firefox·Greasemonkey·Javascript