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Inautilo

#Development #Guides
Must-know Interop features 2025 · A learning guide for the next couple of months ilo.im/1631b4

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#Browser #Interoperability #AnchorPositioning #ViewTransitions #WebVitals #WebPerf #WebDev #Frontend #CSS #JavaScript

iO tech_hub · Interop 2025 - Which browser features to get acquainted with this year and why you should care - iO tech_hubIt’s been a few years since the Interop initiative was set in play. This has historically been one of the key elements in moving the web forward as it aims for a consistent web between browser vendors. In contrast to the “old days browser wars”, we as developers get streamlined features without having to check everything in every browser. The features of Interop 2025 are now known, features to be made stable across browsers by the end of the year. In this article, we’ll take a look at what we should get acquainted with in 2025.
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Marius Gundersen

I played around with #viewtransitions and #mathml yesterday, and made this example of how to animate solving an equation. It was pretty straight forward to get to work, but I wish I had some control over the transitions. Now the elements move in a straight line, it would be cool of i could make them follow an arc.

codepen.io/mariusgundersen/pen

Edit: does not work in Firefox yet, but probably by the end of 2025

codepen.iomathml-transitions...
#webdev#frontend#js
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Chris Ruppel

Improve accessibility by reducing motion of all kinds: View Transitions, CSS Transitions, CSS Animations, and Picture elements — all without rewriting styles or content.

Examples use an existing client website, showing that you can do the same in ongoing work. Don't wait for your next project to get a fresh start.. do it today!

🔗 chrisruppel.com/blog/modernizi

Chris RuppelModernizing with the Web Platform: Reduced MotionDemonstrating how the modern Web Platform can simplify motion reduction on an old codebase.
#accessibility#a11y#WebDev
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> Safari Technology Preview 192 implements ViewTransitions.

Just one year after Google released them in mainline Chrome! $AAPL really has stepped up the pace of WebKit development; they're only a couple years behind now! 😆

webkit.org/blog/15260/release-

WebKit · Release Notes for Safari Technology Preview 192Safari Technology Preview Release 192 is now available for download for macOS Sonoma and macOS Ventura.
#webdev#webkit#safari
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Bramus

📣 Calling all devs that use #ViewTransitions

Along with work that’s being done on MPA support, we’re looking into polishing what currently shipped.

We already identified a few points to improve but I’m most curious to hear where **you** hit a wall / encountered friction …

E.g. animating 20 items in the same way requires 20 almost identical CSS rules. This should be easier to do.

I’ll take a public reply or a DM and will take it from there.

RT = Better View Transitions for everyone 🪄

Promotional View Transitions image to draw your attention to this post. It worked, didn’t it?
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