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Dec 2, 2022 56 min

Project Fugu 🐡 (JS Party #254)

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Thomas Steiner (Web Developer Advocate at Google) joins Amal & Nick to talk about Project Fugu – an effort to close gaps in the web's capabilities enabling new classes of applications to run on the web.

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Project Fugu 🐡 (JS Party #254)

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  1. 0:00 Opener
  2. 0:39 Sponsor: Square
  3. 1:33 It's party time, y'all!
  4. 2:23 Welcoming Tom to the show
  5. 5:12 Intro to Project Fugu
  6. 8:54 Why was Fugu created?
  7. 11:54 The web vs app stores
  8. 15:25 What happened to PWAs?
  9. 21:42 Sponsor: Vercel
  10. 23:29 Photoshop on the web
  11. 28:30 The standards adoption process
  12. 31:26 APIs that enable Photoshop on the web
  13. 35:05 Explaining origin trials
  14. 37:40 nicksbelovedtypescript.org
  15. 39:02 Back to the file system API(s)
  16. 42:42 Sponsor: Lolo Code
  17. 43:45 Sponsor: Sentry
  18. 44:37 Fugu API tracker & showcase
  19. 46:22 The Clipper API
  20. 51:55 A quick tangent on file handling
  21. 54:18 Wrapping up
  22. 55:18 Outro

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