Recently @nomsternom has been tackling technical debt across the @fetchstandard, @htmlstandard, and @webperfwg specs. Here's his post about this retro-specification journey on the WHATWG blog: https://t.co/bCokcPxPx2
For the first time in quite a while, there is a new WHATWG Standard: Web IDL! Thanks to @heycam and @w3c for many years of stewardship.
https://t.co/StUwv2B8In
Are you a library author that does "scheduling" of functions of some sort? Maybe those functions throw exceptions, and you'd like to catch report those in the same way the browser does for event listeners? If so, chime in with your use case in https://t.co/Vqe6DYA3CR.
Have you ever wanted a browser-native and performant deep-copy in Javascript? That even works with newer stuff like Maps and Sets?
If so, you can leave a comment here on why that would be useful for you! Please useful comments only, not just "+1"s https://t.co/0lyVg8qRmQ
During form submission, newlines get normalized to CRLF. That newline normalization is more complex than you might think. Here is a deep dive on the recent @htmlstandard changes in that area:
https://t.co/r1sjvlDQyS