Phil Walton

@philwalton

DevRel lead @GoogleChrome • Open Source Advocate • Developer • Designer • Writer • Photographer • instagram.com/philipwalton

Los Angeles, CA

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Phil Walton
@philwalton
May 22
My talk on Modern Web Guidance is up! youtu.be/bo3i0FzDUYo This talk is a deep dive into how Modern Web Guidance works and why it's useful. 👉 Make sure you watch until the end, where I show some live demos that really highlight this tool's capabilities!
Unlock modern web capabilities in your AI coding workflows
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Phil Walton
@philwalton
May 28
Really good interview with @SlexAxton and @amadeus on optimizing rendering performance for diff and tree views! I particularly liked the part (as Wes says) about using autoresearch to have the agent go off and try things until it found optimization opportunities. I love hearing
Wes Bos
@wesbos
May 27
Extremely fast and well done primitives. Trees and Diffs are used in Claude, Codex, OpenCode + more We had Alex and Amadeus from @pierrecomputer on the podcast. The way they used pi autoresearch for performance was genius. youtube.com/watch?v=5He3_L…
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Phil Walton
@philwalton
May 19
I'm going to be giving a talk that deep dives into Modern Web Guidance in 2 hours: x.com/ChromiumDev/st… You can find the talk details here: io.google/2026/explore/t…
Chrome for Developers
@ChromiumDev
May 19
Ensure your coding agents build apps that are modern, fast, & secure by default → goo.gle/3PcqfGj We just announced Modern Web Guidance at #GoogleIO. By injecting AI-ready skills and modern features—complete with Baseline Widely Available fallbacks—it ensures your agent
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Phil Walton
@philwalton
Nov 2, 2024
@SachaGreif not sure if you're the best person to ping about this, but today I noticed the percentages in the State of HTML survey look off (e.g. the numbers are all very small and don't add up to 100). 2023.stateofhtml.com/en-US/features… Is this a bug?
Phil Walton
@philwalton
Sep 9, 2024
📢 New post: The State of ES5 on the Web. For years, we defaulted to transpiling to ES5 in order to support IE. But is that still necessary? I took a look at the data to find out, and I'll just say that the results were *actually* quite surprising! 🙀
The State of ES5 on the Web
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