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The first part of Declarative Partial Updates (`<template for>` out-of-order HTML) is now available, unflagged, in Chrome 150!! developer.chrome.com/release-note... The second part (the new JS setting APIs, include the streaming ones) we're still working on the spec side, but maybe for Chrome 152?

developer.chrome.comChrome 150 | Release notes | Chrome for DevelopersCSS text-fit property, background-clip border-area, Focusgroup, and more.

Barry Pollard

@tunetheweb.com

2 July

You can read more about it here: developer.chrome.com/blog/declara... I'm really excited to see this starting to land as honestly believe it will change the way we write HTML (whether directly, or through frameworks!!). And now it's starting to land you can think about starting to use it for real!

developer.chrome.comDeclarative partial updates | Blog | Chrome for DevelopersLearn about new out-of-order streaming capabilities and the renewed HTML insertion and streaming methods available for testing from Chrome 148

Barry Pollard

@tunetheweb.com

This is shipping fast thanks to excellent work by @nomster.bsky.social and @foolip.org along with lots of help from others like @annevk.nl and @zcorpan.bsky.social reviewing spec changes! We're getting positive vibes from those other browsers and have polyfills in the meantime.

2/7/26, 11:55 am0 reposts11 likes

Noam Rosenthal

@nomster.bsky.social

2 July

Not just reviewing, but also for deeply participating in the design! What we ended up with is a cross-browser collaboration.