Fluid, CocoaHeads and Safari 3.1
Fluid, CocoaHeads & Safari 3.1
News, news:
- Witness my triumphant return to Apple Campus as an indie Mac developer this Thursday night at 7:30pm. I’m giving a demo of Fluid at the Silicon Valley CocoaHeads meeting on Apple Campus in Cupertinostan. A big thanks to Scott Stevenson of Theocacao for the great opportunity to pimp Fluid!
- Today Apple Released Safari/WebKit 3.1 via Software Update with tons of new features and much improved JavaScript performance. Yes, Fluid gets all of these features absolutely free. One you’ve installed the new version of Safari, Fluid will have access to all of the new WebKit goodness as well.
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Some of the more interesting new features in WebKit 3.1:
- Client-side Database Storage (aka SQLite, aka openDatabase())
- Native document.getElementsByClassName()
- Native CSS queries (aka document.querySelector("#foo .bar"))
- WebFonts