 Got distracted digging around in the belly of the MDN browser compatibility tables, and found out their API is served with access-control-allow-origin: *... so now I've built my own little browser support timeline viewer tool! https://tools.simonwillison.net/mdn-timelines#ViewTransition More details here: https://simonwillison.net/2024/Nov/11/mdn-browser-support-timelines/ 7 comments
@simon you might also be interested in https://bcd-watch.igalia.com to get updates when new APIs get browser support (based on the same MDN data you’re using!)  @simon You might be interested in what we're building over at https://webstatus.dev/ (which does have an API, though it needs docs). You can already do some pretty interesting queries. @rachelandrew yes! That's fantastic, looks like exactly what I want for this kind of stuff @simon let me know if you have any questions, there's a bunch of work in progress with this (and the underlying data) and if there's stuff you think could be helpful we'd love to know. |
Gregory's Server
A fun thing to do with an LLM is to dump in an arbitrarily complex blob of JSON and tell it to just figure out a nice way to display it - I've found that Claude 3.5 Sonnet has really good taste in building sensible UIs on top of nested JSON structures https://gist.github.com/simonw/1af1cd4f51c3dc2fa84cca0fa4746a7e