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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
ReSiStance 0.5 released
I released yesterday ReSiStance 0.5 with some bug fixes and two new really cool features: OMPL Import/Export: moving from other clients to ReSiStance should be easier now, and you can use the export feature also to backup your feed lists. […]
ReSiStance with WebKitGtk inside
I have released ReSiStance 0.3 (in case if you wonder what about v0.2, it is just that I didn’t blog about it, but it was released on Monday). I don’t know how it could happen, but I totally overlooked the […]
Vive la ReSiStance!
After all the hard work required to release Modest and Tinymail I finally found some energy to start a new pet project. I have never really liked the RSS reader that comes with the Nokia N900 Igalia gave me. I […]
Tinymail 1.0 released
I’m really proud to announce the release of Tinymail 1.0. New packages are available here. It has been more than 3 years since the project started, and after all the hard work we think now it is time to release […]
The Postman always rings twice
Thanks to the hackfest time Igalia gently gives me every week I could resume the work I had previously started to add ENVELOPE support to tinymail. What’s this stuff about? Well basically what we can do now is ask the […]