Fabrice

[Fabrice @FWeinb]

@jeffrey_way Some derivation of the visitor pattern?

[Fabrice @FWeinb]

@phoddie @gingerbeardman Feel free to contact me when you have any questions on running the moddable sdk on the M5Paper.

[Fabrice @FWeinb]

Got my @codesandbox projects invite and had some time to look into it. I even found the debug panel 😅

[Fabrice @FWeinb]

@eeropic You can’t claim the Interfaxes because they are exclusively claimed by the OS. In addition to this there is also a blocklist for various devices in the chromium source: https://t.co/DAEeJL2rUc

[Fabrice @FWeinb]

The WebHID API allows you to interact with so many devices. Some examples I build to control hardware build into your (newer) mac:

Force Trackpad: https://t.co/kcnlOrW5Mt
Keyboard Backlight: https://t.co/XT3hMWGH9Z
Ambient Light Sensor: https://t.co/VStS4dtNMj

[Fabrice @FWeinb]

@html5test That would be really bold of them as Safari is the least frequently updated browser.

[Moddable @moddabletech]

Over the weekend @FWeinb added battery support too! The simulator really shines here, making it much faster to test battery status rendering and behaviors than is possible on hardware.

[Moddable @moddabletech]

🎉🆕Thanks to @FWeinb, the Moddable SDK now has an M5Paper simulator!

Quickly develop, refine, and test your project's UX on your computer before deploying to M5Paper. The simulator supports touch screen, buttons, network, and more! #Moddable #JavaScript #ePaper #ESP32 #M5Stack

[Fabrice @FWeinb]

@mjackson @jlongster (This looks like the future of webkitFileSystem: https://t.co/DkAaN4mbLo)

[Fabrice @FWeinb]

@mjackson @jlongster Thought about that one too. But than again combine that with a FS storage API and you make IDB just overhead. (e.g webkitFileSystem)

[Fabrice @FWeinb]

@mjackson Yeah hard to understand but hindsight is 20/20. I think the reasoning was that IDB is a lower level api you could
build a sql layer ontop.

[Fabrice @FWeinb]

@mjackson Yeah that was Mozilla’s reasoning back then too https://t.co/9zsUdetWhH

[Fabrice @FWeinb]

@quicksave2k It did work, but it stoped since macOS 12 no idea why 🤷‍♂️. Code is a huge mess, nerver used swift before might put it on GitHub but no idea how useful this is 😅.

[Fabrice @FWeinb]

Remember this tweet?

[Fabrice @FWeinb]

Could WebBluetooth or other web platform features that apple is reluctant to support be implemented using safari web extensions on iOS 15?

[Fabrice @FWeinb]

@tomayac This is all running inside the native extension handler. I am using the web extension to inject a script in the user context and communicate from there (via the content/background page) with the native part of the extension. I posted some more details as replies to the tweet.

[Fabrice @FWeinb]

@quicksave2k Just updated it, thanks for the hint!

[Fabrice @FWeinb]

It would be great to be able to programatically open a popup from within the content/background page without a user interaction. Currently I have to resort to injecting an iframe into the current page for the bluetooth device chooser.

[Fabrice @FWeinb]

Natively backed object are currently only cleared when the tab is reloaded. This should be done using a FinalizationRegistry.
There might be a memory limit for a native handler, never hit.
The bluetooth tree (event bubbling) isn’t worth it I think. (https://t.co/UgLx8sufiK)

[Fabrice @FWeinb]

Could WebBluetooth or other web platform features that apple is reluctant to support be implemented using safari web extensions on iOS 15?