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, the discussion we held with both developers and designers to talk about the new improvements that are being considered for both the window picker and the apps view , where one of the ideas is to improve the apps view by (maybe) adding a new grid of favourite applications that the users could customize, change the order… and so forth ..read more

, I presented a 30 min talk about our work on the Onion Soup project, the Mojo migrations and improving Chromium’s code health in general, along with my colleague . It was basically a “extended” version of this post where we went not only through the tasks I was personally involved with, but also talked about other tasks that other members of our team worked on during this year, which include way many other things! Feel free to check out the , as well as the ..read more

And, of course, I’d be also more than happy to talk about any of the  , should you consider applying. There are quite a few of them available at the moment for all kind of things (most of them available for remote work): from more technical roles such as  (this one not available for remotes, though), to other less “hands-on” types of roles like  , so it’s possible there’s something interesting for you if you’re considering to join such an special company like this one ..read more

Next stop was Toronto, Canada, where I attended on April 9th & 10th. I was honoured to have a chance to present a summary of the contributions that Igalia Open Source project in the 12 months before the event, which was a rewarding experience but also quite an intense one, because it was a lightning talk and I had to go through all the ~10 slides in a bit under 3 minutes! and there is also a in case you want to check how crazy that was ..read more

, I’ve started this year working on the . More specifically, I joined my team mates in helping with the migration to the by updating consumers of several classes from the to ensure they now use the new API instead of directly accessing those other lower level APIs ..read more

But there is more to this than just numbers. Ultimately, as I said before, these migrations should help in other Web engines, and that was precisely the case here. You can easily see this by checking the list of automatically created bugs in Firefox’s bugzilla during the time we worked on this ..read more

As of today, I’m happy to report that, during the ~ 4 weeks we worked on this to the Web Platform Tests’ upstream repository , helping increase test coverage in other Web Engines and thus helping towards improving interoperability among browsers ..read more