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This episode of Designer Vs.Developer features a conversation with Darin Fisher, VP for Google Chrome, discussing the design and development of the browser.
The discussion covers the reasons for building a browser, the role of Webkit and multiprocessor architecture, and the importance of content over chrome.
Key principles of Chrome, known as the four 'S's (simplicity, speed, security, and stability), are explored, as well as the balance of using native and web technologies.
The conversation also touches upon both the accomplishments and regrets of the past 10 years of Chrome and forecasts what the future holds for the web.
Listeners can find more episodes of the podcast and video recording via the links provided in the content.
Welcome to Designer Vs. Developer, a show that tries to solve the
challenges faced in the industry by opening a conversation between
the two, providing take aways, solutions to workflows, tools and
discussions on everyday struggles.
Mustafa speaks to Darin Fisher, VP for Google Chrome, about how
design a browser and the 10 year anniversary of Chrome.
In this episode:
Why we decided to build a browser.
Webkit and multiprocessor architecture.
Content not chrome.
The four 'S's; simplicity, speed, security & stability.
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