Fernando Serboncini

Termo: Rocks: Lead Manager @ Google
Chrome Developer - Canvas & Graphics APIs
Indie Game Developer

[Fernando Serboncini @fserb]

@girlziplocked I was looking for you on bluesky today but couldn't find your account :/

[Fernando Serboncini @fserb]

@galo2099 @ContraPoints I won't pay EM to be able to edit a tweet. Edit in your head: s/cannon/canon/

[Fernando Serboncini @fserb]

What's the etiquette on public commenting on @ContraPoints tangents?

I guess what I want to know: is it cannon to love her more if the video is unlisted?

[Fernando Serboncini @fserb]

@foiokelvin Oi?

[Fernando Serboncini @fserb]

@meninacenaosabe @gobackto505 olha, é tão verdade q eu nem sei nem de qual amigo vc tá falando. Pode ser uns 3. :)

[Bruno Maçães @MacaesBruno]

Please watch this short video so you know at least a little about what is happening in Gaza

[Fernando Serboncini @fserb]

@thoughtrise Same as you. Love Dixit, but wasn't able to get into Mysterium at all.

[Freed Assange - #FreeAssange @FreeAssangeNews]

JULIAN ASSANGE IS FREE

[Dawisson Belém Lopes @dbelemlopes]

This is an amazing piece of evidence for a phenomenon I have intuitively pointed out several times: foreign investors do not buy the narrative forged by local doomsayers about the state of the Brazilian economy. There's too much ideological content in Brazil's economic commentary

[Fernando Serboncini @fserb]

@cydstumpel @jh3yy @varunkumar You can inspect them. They are regular DOM elements. :)

The process is: add them to the DOM (as you described or any other way) and then call a function on Canvas to place them.

[Fernando Serboncini @fserb]

For the last couple months, our team has been working hard on a few paradigm-changing features for HTML Canvas.

One of them is the ability to have HTML elements in a canvas.

Here's a ThreeJS demo with a live HTML texture.

[Fernando Serboncini @fserb]

@brett_lamy Same as you do everything. They are in a canvas, but they are also in the DOM. All the normal things just work.

[Fernando Serboncini @fserb]

@stubbornella The real question: are you going to find me first or am I finding you? :))

[Fernando Serboncini @fserb]

@plutoniummm_ Native DOM. The browser renders the elements to the Canvas.

[Una 🇺🇦 @Una]

Yall. This is so cool!!!

The text reflected in the raindrops with a shader 🤯

Real, searchable, translatable DOM content in the canvas. Stylable with regular CSS, too. 🤯🤯🤯

@fserb

[Fernando Serboncini @fserb]

Here's the plan for the next few weeks:

🇳🇱 @CSSDayConf
🇪🇸 @csswg F2F
🇬🇧 🇬🇷 🇨🇿 🇦🇹 vacation time!

[Fernando Serboncini @fserb]

@varunkumar elements behave the same as regular DOM elements. We only change how they are rendered.

[CSS Day conference @CSSDayConf]

CSS Day 2024 is next week, June 6 & 7!

We're completely sold out, but you can watch all talks remotely, if you join us as a Remote Participant member on YouTube. See you next week! #CSSDay

[Fernando Serboncini @fserb]

@tudoeraldo Nem todas as palavras aceitas podem ser a palavra do dia.

[Fernando Serboncini @fserb]

@maxverse chrome never launches chrome-only web features, afaik. We only launch things that go through W3C or one of its sub working groups. The plan is to start discussing it at the spec bodies soon. :)

[Fernando Serboncini @fserb]

@BHolmesDev @Wyatt915 hahahahha.

After I replied I realized "wait, maybe he meant it non-sarcastically". :P Sorry for that.

And you are both right. I had a demo with a more reasonable "rain shader" effect, and nobody cared about it (internally). The dragon changed everything. :)