Life of a pixel

"Life of a pixel" is a tour of the internals of Chrome's rendering architecture, tracing the steps in the pipeline from web content to display pixels. It concretizes high-level concepts with pointers to important classes and data structures in the codebase.

Fugu Project : Behind the scenes of web evolution

Project Fugu is an effort to close gaps in the web's capabilities enabling new classes of applications to run on the web.

The project is a collaboration between the biggest tech firms in the world like Google, Microsoft, Apple, Samsung, etc.
In the last 4 years, thanks to The Fugu Project the Web took a new dimension as many new and important features and capabilities were introduced like Web USB, Web Bleutooh, Web Image Recognition, etc.
In the talk, we'll discuss about the project launche, the new capabilities already shipped and ones to be introduced soon, the process of developping and shipping those capabilities and future of PWAs in the next years.

Baseline for a stable web

Launched by Google at Google I/O 2023, Baseline brings clarity to information about browser support for web platform features

Baseline provides clear guidance on which web platform features are ready for use in your projects today. If an article or library you're considering relies on Baseline features, you can confidently trust that those features have strong browser compatibility.

The set of browsers that Baseline focus on are:
- Chrome (Desktop and Android)
- Safari (macOS and iOS)
- Firefox (Desktop and Android)
- Edge (Desktop)

Scaling Frontends with Microfrontends

In this talk, I’ll share how we adopted a microfrontend approach using Next.js, the technical decisions we made, and the lessons learned from implementation to production. We’ll explore module federation, routing challenges, shared state, and CI/CD strategies.
All grounded in real project experience.

Modern web apps are growing larger and more complex. How do you scale your frontend architecture without creating a monolith ?

Chrome Devtools MCP for AI Agents

Explore how Chrome DevTools’ Modern Chrome Profiling (MCP) can elevate AI agent development. This session dives into advanced profiling and debugging techniques to monitor agent behavior, optimize performance, and gain actionable insights into CPU, memory, and network usage. Perfect for AI engineers and developers looking to refine the reliability and efficiency of their AI systems in real-world environments.

Harness Chrome DevTools MCP to monitor, debug, and optimize AI agents—enhancing performance, reliability, and efficiency in real-world applications.