Thinking about Web Platform Stability
I've been thinking a lot about the work that we need to do to help developers navigate the changes in the platform and bring a bit more stability to how they work.
I love the web. The web should allow anyone to access any experience that they need without the need for native install or content walled garden.
I've been thinking a lot about the work that we need to do to help developers navigate the changes in the platform and bring a bit more stability to how they work.
MDN created Browser Compat Data and it's a goldmine. We should be using it a lot more
How do we get your feedback in to the Chrome Web Platform team?
This was an HTML copy of the PDF version of MDN Annual Survey.
It would be an understatement to say that MDN's Developer Needs Assessment has helped the Chrome Web Platform team prioritise their work for 2020, in fact it's been central to DevRel and the Web Platform teams objective setting (more on that soon). Over the last year or so we've been fortunate to collaborate with the MDN team via the PAB (Product Advisory Board), and during that time we've been thinking about how we measure the satisfaction that developers have with the platform, and even if it's important.