Next week Igalia is hosting a new edition of the Web Engines Hackfset in A Coruña. As last year we’ll be back at Palexco an amazing venue and we have...

In a previous blog post, I briefly mentioned QuickJS (QJS) as an alternative implementation of JavaScript (JS) that does not run in a web browser. This time, I'd like to...

edit 2023/06/17: I elaborated a bit more in the conclusion about the open problem of finding a minimal κ\kappa. The Set Game I visited A Coruña last week for the...

The Set Game I visited A Coruña last week for the Web Engines Hackfest and to participate to internal events with my fellow Igalians. One of our tradition being to...

Good morning, hackers. Today I'd like to pick up my series on mobile application development. To recap, we looked at:Ionic/Capacitor, which makes mobile app development more like web app development;React...

What feels like a very long time ago, I was leading the design, UX and front-end development for the open source project webhint.io. Webhint is a linting tool that helps...

Introduction Developers are exceptionally creative with the tools they are given. For a long time now they’ve had the ability to apply the Web Cryptography API to many uses. Getting...

I’ve played a lot of video games over the years, and the thing that just utterly blows my mind about them is how every frame is painted from scratch.  So...

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People in Yoff Senegal are expecting to have a library built at the ground floor of a local school named “Coruña” in 2024. Thanks to the “A library in Yoff”...

Recently, initial support for RISC-V has landed in LLVM's BOLT subproject. Even though the current functionality is limited, it was an interesting experience of open source development to get to...

This is a short PSA post announcing the return of the GNOME Web Canary builds. Read on for the crunchy details. A couple years ago I was blogging about the GNOME...