Patrick Angle

I'm over at now!

[Hannah Gamiel @hannahgamiel]

PLUG AND SLAY, BABY!!!!!!!!!!

(Yes, this is Riven on the front page for the new Mac Mini)

[Anne van Kesteren @annevk]

Apple Park is a pretty great place to work (I particularly enjoy the breakfast pancake whenever I visit). Join Safari & WebKit there as a web evangelist:
https://t.co/NqeWq9BUeb

[Maciej Stachowiak 🇵🇱🇺🇦 @othermaciej]

We're looking to add a person to WebKit's developer relations team. It's a high impact and high influence role, in my opinion.

[Razvan Caliman @razvancaliman]

Apple is hiring a Web Developer Advocate for Safari and WebKit. On-site in Cupertino, California.

https://t.co/6dD5pfiant

[Jen Simmons @jensimmons]

With Safari 17.0 coming today, it’s a great time to watch Rediscover Safari developer features from WWDC23.

Patrick will walk you through the new Develop menu, feature flags, Responsive Design mode, plus how to use iPhone, iPad & Vision Pro simulators!

https://t.co/RxdJbMkLsl

[Jen Simmons @jensimmons]

Safari 17.0 is here!

https://t.co/IrhCjjcMIE

[Tim Cook @tim_cook]

Happy Pride!

[Jen Simmons @jensimmons]

You can now download the visionOS SDK:
https://t.co/7y5lFaX5OC

Learn how to test your website in the visionOS simulator by watching “Rediscover Safari developer features” from WWDC23.
https://t.co/RxdJbMkLsl

[Maciej Stachowiak 🇵🇱🇺🇦 @othermaciej]

Lots of people would like to see Safari's web developer tools grow and improve. Want to join the WebKit Developer Experience team and be their hero? Experience in both web development and C/C++/ObjC preferred.

Apply online or DM me with questions. https://t.co/b33cXsdCbo

[WebKit @webkit]

Learn all about Safari’s web developer tools in our new documentation, including the redesigned Developer menu with its easy access to inspecting websites, web apps, and web content in apps — on Mac, on iPad & iPhone, and in free downloadable simulators.

https://t.co/0XOMV5x25R

[Patrick Angle @patrickangle]

@JackyHallyday @jensimmons Good question! Web Inspector has event badges in the DOM tree that show the attached events for nodes with events, as well as showing them in the Node sidebar panel for the selected element. You can learn more here: https://t.co/7pk9ZALAsb

[Patrick Angle @patrickangle]

Check out exciting updates to many of the developer features in Safari 17, including pairing with Vision Pro to inspect web pages and apps and using Open with Simulator to help you test your websites on iOS, iPadOS, and (soon) the visionOS Simulator.
https://t.co/BBeJ26S2pU

[Jonathan Davis @jonathandavis]

Safari 17 adds more than 80 new features to the web platform including:

- Add to Dock for websites and web apps on macOS
- JPEG XL and HEIC
- `image-set()`
- Managed Media Source
- `popover` attribute
- reimagined Developer Features

And so much more…

https://t.co/tgd4oAAgmo

[Patrick Angle @patrickangle]

You'll be able to learn more about all these improvements and more like how you can leverage the visionOS simulator to begin testing your websites tomorrow (June 7) in Rediscover Safari developer features! https://t.co/BBeJ26S2pU

[Patrick Angle @patrickangle]

Safari 17 has a rethought Develop menu and Developer settings, the ability to open pages in a Simulator from Safari on your Mac, and big improvements to how Feature Flags (prev. "Experimental Features") are presented! Very proud to have helped bring these features to life!

[WebKit @webkit]

News from #wwdc23 about Safari 17 beta, with updates on Web Apps, Spatial web, Images, Video, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Web API, Developer Tools, Security, WebGL, WebKit API, Browser Changes, Safari Extensions, and much more.

https://t.co/VoXlYVCdJS

[Lauren Grimm @heylaurengrimm]

Good Morning #WWDC23 Can’t wait to see folks today!!

[Jen Simmons @jensimmons]

I am so incredibly excited for all of you who make websites and web apps to see over the next five days what we’ve made for you. My colleagues and I have been working very hard. I’m so tired! And yet, so very excited. #wwdc23

[WebKit @webkit]

Learn how to enable inspection of web content in your apps using the new inspectable API and Web Inspector in Safari on the WebKit blog.
https://t.co/zMom9t5bIa

[Patrick Angle @patrickangle]

@sam_potts @jensimmons Does this issue occur for you in Safari Technology Preview 160 or later? This looks like a bug that we fixed in STP 160. You can download Safari Technology Preview from https://t.co/DOeEUEtqE7. If you still see the problem in Safari Technology Preview, let me know please!