Valued: Chrome Dev Summit, webGPU, JavaScript eventing, split-button component, and non-JavaScript resources

GUI Challenge: Split buttons

View our web version Valued, your September newsletter Get ready for Chrome Dev Summit 2021 This year's Chrome Dev Summit kicks off on November 3. Visit the event website to request an invite to sign up for workshops, office hours, and learning lounges as they become available. Learn more Access modern GPU features with WebGPU WebGPU enables access to the more advanced features of a host computer's GPUs. Now you can make use of modern computer graphics capabilities, specifically Direct3D 12, Metal, and Vulkan, for performing rendering and computation operations on the web. Learn how Featured posts Article Article JavaScript eventing deep dive Discover when to use preventDefault and stopPropagation and appreciate what each method does. JavaScript eventing Article Article Building a split-button component Get a complete guide to building an accessible split-button component. Split-button component Article Article Bundling non-JavaScript resources Learn how to import and bundle various types of assets from JavaScript. Non-JavaScript resources Article Article Modern client-side routing: the App History API Discover how the new App History API completely overhauls building single-page applications. See how GUI Challenges Today's GUI challenge shares some thoughts on split buttons. A staple component for condensed interfaces, split button enables a button to feature secondary actions. Get loads of great tips about theming, shadows, color, layouts, interaction UX, and more. Watch video Stay safe & see you online, Team web.dev Connect with us Did you find this newsletter useful? Subscribe to this newsletter © 2021 Google LLC 1600 Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View, CA 94043, USA This message was sent to sajanram.movies@blogger.com because you asked us to keep you up to date with updates and tips from web.dev. If you do not wish to receive these emails, please unsubscribe.