All sessions will be streamed live during the event, and will be available after the event on the Chrome Developers YouTube channel. We've also got a line up of bonus content that you can watch any time.
It's the keynote! We will take you through some of the latest announcements and helpful updates to the platform, and talk about tools that help you build high-quality web experiences even more effectively.
How Adobe Spark used web superpowers to create a full-featured desktop PWA that is focused on performance, engagement, and discovery.
The newest user-centric metrics in our tools, and how to leverage Google and Chrome's newest features and products to build and maintain an exceptionally fast experience for all of your users.
How to fix many of the issues that sites frequently encounter when trying to optimize their Web Vitals.
Dive into some UX patterns that are optimized to deliver a good user experience without adversely affecting Core Web Vitals.
The key improvements we’re working on, and ways to share your feedback
How to use Search Console to improve your site's vitals.
A whirlwind tour of new features and proposals to improve the performance of your pages.
How to opt into privileged features in a secure way.
Learn why Chrome is introducing a privacy budget, with a sneak peek at how the team is laying the groundwork for the future.
An API to recover a core ads use case without the need for third-party cookies: conversion measurement
Help your users sign up, sign in, and manage their account details with a minimum of fuss.
How to streamline the experience of SMS OTP forms.
The year 2020 changed the way we work and how we look at the current status quo.
This session gives an overview of the latest and greatest features in Chrome DevTools.
CSS Houdini gives you many new powerful tools to work with that you can use today.
Debugging WebAssembly has gotten a lot better in the last year, here's how…
Over 90% of web traffic comes from browsers that support modern JavaScript, yet most websites ship legacy syntax in order to support a small number of very old browsers.
This session is a whirlwind tour of the exciting new capabilities that have been added to help developers build fully featured apps on the web.
Chrome is researching to ship some new logic to detect if a PWA really works while offline before offering an install button.
A lightning tour of new features for web apps in Google’s Play Store.
Did you know you can customize Workbox with your own caching strategies?
The web platform is opening up incredible opportunities by letting web developers communicate with hardware devices.
This session looks at structured data and how you can use it to make your website eligible for rich results in Google Search.
Web Stories are a web-based version of the popular "Stories" format that blend video, audio, images, animation, and text to create a dynamic consumption experience.
Why do we care about pushing the web forward? What direction is "forward"?
There’s more to the event than the main schedule! Find it all here.
Learn how to improve your website with Web Vitals, essential metrics for a healthy website.
Learn how to engage your web app's users with push notifications.
Learn how to capture media with WebRTC, a free and open source project that provides web browsers and mobile apps with real-time communication through simple APIs.
Check out some deep dive content on topics we weren’t able to cover during the main event. These videos will be available at all times on our YouTube channel.
We’re working with communities across the globe to host CDS Extended events where developers can join their peers to experience the latest from CDS by joining in their own cities.
CDS Extended events are all about our remote audience, enabling developers from across the globe to gather with their peers and experience Chrome Dev Summit within their own community. Find an Extended event in your city and join the excitement at a watch party or meetup.
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