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Automatizing the Grid

My Igalia colleagues and me have extensively reviewed how to create grids and how to position items inside the grid using different CSS properties. So far everything was more or less static. We declare the sizes of our columns/rows or […]

Posted on May 10, 2016May 10, 2016 by svillar
Posted in UncategorizedTagged Blink, Bloomberg, CSS Grid Layout, standards, webkitLeave a comment

BlinkOn 3

Last week I attended BlinkOn3 held at Google’s Mountain View office. Not only that but I also had the pleasure of giving a speech about what has been taking most of my time lately, the CSS Grid Layout implementation. Although […]

Posted on November 13, 2014May 10, 2016 by svillar
Posted in Blink, IgaliaTagged Blink, BlinkOn3, Bloomberg, CSS Grid Layout, igalia3 Comments

I’m attending BlinkOn3

Today I’m giving a speech at BlinkOn3, the Blink contributors’ conference held in Google’s Mountain View Office. Check the agenda for further details. The plan is to give an overview about the feature, present the most recent additions/improvements and also […]

Posted on November 4, 2014May 10, 2016 by svillar
Posted in BlinkTagged Blink, BlinkOn3, CSS Grid Layout, igalia2 Comments

Grids everywhere!

Hi dear readers, it’s awesome to see people–really–excited (including our friends at Bloomberg) about CSS Grid Layout, specially after Rachel Andrew‘s talk in CSSConf. I really believe CSS Grid Layout will be a revolution for web designers as it will […]

Posted on September 23, 2014May 10, 2016 by svillar
Posted in Blink, HackingTagged Blink, Bloomberg, CSS Grid Layout, igalia, webkitLeave a comment

Adventures in the Grid

Hi there, fellow readers. Today I’m starting a mini-series of posts to talk a little bit about the work I’ve been lately doing at Igalia around WebKit and Blink web engines. I’ve been involved in the implementation of a new […]

Posted on March 31, 2014May 10, 2016 by svillar
Posted in Igalia, WebKitTagged Blink, CSS Grid Layout, standards, W3C, webkit4 Comments

Improving the editing code in WebKit

For a while now Igalia and Bloomberg have been collaborating to advance Web technologies. As part of that, I’ve been lately involved on improving some editing capabilities of WebKit (posts to follow soon). As you probably know, in HTML5 any […]

Posted on March 22, 2013May 10, 2016 by svillar
Posted in Hacking, Igalia, WebKit1 Comment

http://publicsuffix.org support coming to libsoup

I have the pleasure to frequently hack on libsoup as part of the great Igalia WebKit team. Many things are happening in libsoup but that’s a topic for some other upcoming post. Today I will talk about a new feature […]

Posted on June 20, 2012May 11, 2016 by svillar
Posted in Igalia, WebKitTagged igalia, libsoup, webkitLeave a comment

ReSiStance 0.9.2 released

Every now and then I try to devote some spare time to add new features to ReSiStance. For this release there are 3 major changes: Item window new appearance Open links in external browser Labels support The item window (aka […]

Posted on June 7, 2011May 10, 2016 by svillar
Posted in Hacking, Maemo3 Comments

ReSiStance 0.8 with Google Reader support

I delayed a bit ReSiStance development during last months because we had a lot of work in Igalia’s WebKit team. But I managed to find some time during Xmass to advance some work and to review a couple of pending […]

Posted on January 11, 2011 by svillar
Posted in Hacking, Maemo31 Comments

WebKitGtk+ HTTP cache ready!

It’s being a while since I joined the Igalia‘s WebKitGtk+ team. Mainly focused on network stuff, I managed to tackle several issues during this time although nothing like what I call “the one“. Last week, after really a lot of […]

Posted on October 20, 2010 by svillar
Posted in Hacking, Igalia, WebKit5 Comments

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