Linus Groh

It's a lovely day 1 at Electromagnetic Field and I spent a few hours between talks and watching Hackers (1995) to release Kiesel 0.3.0!

Hi!

Your favorite JavaScript Engine turned two years old yesterday!

Since the last devlog I've barely done any work on Kiesel myself due to being on vacation, so this one is entirely dedicated to things other people contributed!

Over the last year and a bit Kiesel has grown beyond being a small experiment.

Firstly: go and read Pwning a Brother labelmaker, for fun and interop!

So, I had an idea the other day.

As of today Kiesel, the JS engine I'm building in my spare time, is one year old!

Happy new year!

Shadow Web Engine This is a project my friend CanadaHonk started working on earlier this week — it's a simple web engine written in JS!

It's been two weeks and 108 commits since the last devlog, and I'm really happy with the progress I made!

Accessors in Object Expressions I first implemented the fairly similar object method definition syntax ({ foo() {} }), but cheated with the AST representation — this would output the same structure as { foo: function() {} }, which obviously falls apart wh…

Welcome to the second devlog for the Kiesel JS engine!

Except for the initial announcement and a couple of fedi posts I haven't talked much about the latest project I'm working on - writing a JS engine from scratch in Zig!

I created an account on Codeberg the other day with the intention of hosting some of my code there in the future.

Overview of changes across the Ladybird Browser project in the week from April 10 to April 16 (plus everything merged Sunday evening) :^) Summary In chronological order: Browser: Have BookmarksBarWidget signal bookmark changes for Tab LibWeb: Resolve more…

Overview of changes across the Ladybird Browser project in the week from April 3 to April 9 (plus everything merged Sunday evening) :^) Summary In chronological order: AK+LibWeb: Port {HTML,UIEvents,XHR}::EventNames to new FlyString LibWeb: Introduce Cust…

Overview of changes across the Ladybird Browser project in the week from March 27 to April 2 (plus everything merged Sunday evening) :^) Summary In chronological order: Ladybird: Open target _blank links in new tab LibWeb: Implement custom element name va…

Preface Well hello friends!

When I submitted my first pull request to the SerenityOS repo I had no idea where this journey would take me.

2022 is rapidly coming to an end, and of course we've been busy all year round in the SerenityOS project!

Well hello friends!

Building a GUI application as part of SerenityOS is easy, and has been done plenty of times.

In a previous post, I mentioned: I haven't managed to do a full successful boot on bare metal yet though, so that will definitely have to join this list one day.

Over the past five months we've implemented the Temporal stage 3 proposal in LibJS, the SerenityOS JavaScript engine.

This is a timeline of personal highlights of my involvement in the SerenityOS project — from learning C++ to becoming a maintainer and beyond.