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 created a custom Lighthouse Gatherer that captures high-resolution screenshots of web pages, using the Puppeteer API. Despite the complexity of the task, the process was surprisingly easy and efficient.
After over 20 years I'm getting back in to ML. I looking at a simple (but practical) example that I can get back up to speed on
A simple node library for Puppeeter
I love Puppeteer - it lets me play around with the ideas of The Headless Web - that is running the web in a browser without a visible browser and even build tools like DOM-curl (Curl that runs JavaScript). Specifically I love scripting the browser to scrape, manipulate and interact with pages. One demo I wanted to make was inspired by Ire's Capturing 422 live images post where she ran a puppeteer script that would navigate to many pages and take a screenshot.
A simple bookmarklet that will performance trace the current page and open in an hosted devtools instance
Being able to run a browser on a server is one of the most powerful things to hit the web.
A simple docker container that can host an instance of puppeteer and a custom app.