Screenshot of the talks section on the website: https://webengineshackfest.org/#talks

This year the Web Engines Hackfest will have 9 talks live streamed in YouTube on Monday 2nd June starting at 10:30 CEST. 🎥
webengineshackfest.org#talks

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We have an initial plan for talks and breakout sessions at the Web Engines Hackfest 2025: github.com/Igalia/weben...
• Monday: 9 talks and the W3C Web Apps WG F2F
• Tuesday & Wednesday: 23 breakout sessions in 3 parallel tracks
There might be still small changes, but it gives a good overall picture.

Chromium Session Management - nickdiego's notes InfoAuthor: nickdiego@igalia.com Publish data: 2025/02/21 Last update: 2025/03/28 Status: WIP Revision: 2 Visibility: Public Analysis classDiagram class SessionServiceBase { +GetLastSession(callbac…

Setup instructions, known issues as well as a bunch of design notes can be found at notes.nickdiego.dev/chromium/way... on which I'll base a more structured blog post, to be published soon.

Chromium Wayland xdg-session-management demo (wip) YouTube video by Nick Yamane

Chromium now has initial, experimental support for the xdg-session-management wayland protocol, shipping in canary channel in the coming days. I've implemented and tested it with Mutter 48, the only compositor supporting it atm (also experimental since version 47.

Quick demo at youtu.be/OG9ZLXzlwkQ

Chromium Ozone/Wayland: The Last Mile Stretch Hey there! I’m glad to finally start paying my blogging debt :) as this is something I’ve been planning to do for quite some time. To get the ball rolling, I’ve shared some bits about me in my very fi...

Olá!👋 I've just blogged about the recent developments in the Chromium Ozone/Wayland project, which is getting closer to officially shipping to Linux Desktop users.

Huge thanks to @igalia@floss.social and our sponsors for making it possible ❤️

#chromium #linux #wayland

nickdiego.dev/blog/chromiu...

For the ones curious about the technical bits and challenges for a first-time contributor for Gnome/Mutter, I'll be covering it in a blog post series in the coming weeks. Stay tuned!

In practice, it means that full Chrome's tab drag UX will be finally supported, when running with its native wayland backend, besides other applications that support similar features, eg: IDEs, etc.

Demo of xdg-toplevel-drag protocol on Gnome Shell / Mutter 47 YouTube video by Nick Yamane

Happy to share that my implementation of xdg-toplevel-drag-v1 protocol for Mutter has landed and should start shipping in Gnome 48 🎉 That's part of an ongoing effort @ @igalia.com to officially ship Chromium Ozone/Wayland backend.

youtu.be/GAPjtLUBa_E
gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/mutter...

6 years at @igalia.com 🎂🍾 and couldn't be happier! 🥰

btw, if you're in the software industry and like free and open source sw, flat and democratic organization, work-life balance, I really recommend to learn a bit about Igalia. Ok, I may sound biased, but 6 years should be enough to justify it 🙃

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