Karl Dubost: [worklog] border-image, appearance and DHTML haha

Пятница, 26 Февраля 2016 г. 12:36 + в цитатник

In the garden, the buds of plums tree are breaking out. We will get flower this week. Tune of the week: Gnarls Barkley - Crazy.

Webcompat Life

Wrote an article about border-image used in gmail and creating interoperability issues.
And wrote one about appearance: button
Helping the filament group and a… -moz-appearance issue.
Opened a new issue about inline style sheets inside the Style Editor
Another more annoying bug for the Style Editor currently in Nightly.
I created a script to pull out the data visible making a summary of issues count per label. It's a very quick hack for doing the job. One small feature I learned in the process with python:

>>> labels = ['info', 'ready', 'wait']
>>> counts = ['2', '100', '69']
>>> zip(labels, counts)
[('info', '2'), ('ready', '100'), ('wait', '69')]
>>> dict(zip(labels, counts))
{'info': '2', 'ready': '100', 'wait': '69'}

Quite cool. Anyway the script will help have an overview of the status of webcompat bugs progress:

Today: 2016-02-24T15:41:53.706386
464 open issues
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needsinfo       12
needsdiagnosis  110
needscontact    103
contactready    80
sitewait        101
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You are welcome to participate

Webcompat issues

(a selection of some of the bugs worked on this week).

We fixed a bug in Firefox which should allow to stop Amazon doing a special casing for prefetching resources. The full story is interesting, I should write a blog post about it.
Oh My Cow! This slider is a bit crazy and very intensive in terms of resources used by the browser. It uses dynamic setting of the style attribute in many elements at once through JavaScript for sliding effects. and DHML haha
Wired has a funny way of dealing with flexbox. An invalid value for a standard flexbox property and Firefox falling back to the -webkit- implementation which is itself bogus and then everything is falling apart. Fun! This happens only in Nightly and Aurora because of our -webkit- implementation that we are currently testing.