Manuel Rego
Free software developer. Working in Igalia since April 2007. Co-owner of the company.
Baiona (Spain)
He likes soccer (playing and watching), going to the beach, sailing, listening and playing music. Moreover, he likes computers, free software and all matters related to technology.
He’s currently working as browser engineer inside WebKit and Blink projects.
POST
Summary of a week in Lyon for TPAC 2018
Past October Igalia participated on TPAC 2018 with 12 people, I believe it was the biggest presence of igalians in this event ever, probably because o
Continue reading >
An introduction to CSS Containment
Igalia has been recently working on the implementation of css-contain in Chromium by providing some fixes and optimizations based on this standard.
Th
Continue reading >
Igalia at TPAC 2018
Just a quick update before boarding to Lyon for TPAC 2018.
This year 12 igalians will be at TPAC,
10 employees (Álex García Castro, Daniel Ehrenberg,
Continue reading >
Web Engines Hackfest 2018
One year more
and a new edition of the Web Engines Hackfest
was arranged by Igalia.
This time it was the tenth edition,
the first five ones using the
Continue reading >
Changes on CSS Grid Layout in percentages and indefinite height
This is a blog post about a change of behavior
on CSS Grid Layout
related to percentage row tracks and gutters
in grid containers with indefinite heig
Continue reading >
CSS Logical Properties and Values in Chromium and WebKit
Since the beginning of the web we have been used to deal with physical
CSS properties for different features,
for example we all know how to set a mar
Continue reading >
CSSWG F2F Berlin 2018
Last week I was in Berlin for the CSS Working Group (CSSWG) face-to-face meeting
representing Igalia, member of the CSSWG since last year.
Igalia has
Continue reading >
Getting rid of "grid-" prefix on CSS Grid Layout gutter properties
Early this year I was working on unprefixing the CSS Grid Layout gutter properties.
The properties were originally named grid-column-gap and grid-row-
Continue reading >
"display: contents" is coming
Yes, display: contents is enabled by default in Blink
and WebKit
and it will be probably shipped in Chrome 65 and Safari 11.1.
These browsers will joi
Continue reading >