New kids in browserland
summary
Covers several newer browser APIs including Intersection Observer, Credential Management, Network Information, Web Share, Device Memory, Concurrent Hardware and Payment Request, describing what each API is and how it can be used in web applications. Mentions practical examples and usage patterns for integrating these APIs into front-end projects using current browser capabilities.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 1:31This API lets you know when an observed element enters or exits the browser's viewport (user's visible area of a web page).
- 4:38This API lets a website store and retrieve password credentials.
- 8:04This API lets you retrieve the current network type and monitor for network type changes.
- 13:40This API returns the amount of device memory (RAM) on a user's machine in gigabytes.
- 18:35Consistent error handling
- 19:51Keep login simple for your users (Credential Management API)
- 20:12Tailor content dynamically based on device memory (Device Memory API)
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