This blog post was written for the Servo blog in collaboration with @delan and @mrobinson. It highlights improvements made to the devtools support, including inspecting the DOM tree, viewing styles, evaluating JavaScript, and reading console messages.

This arrived faster than I expected, but we are already at the halfway point of the Outreachy internship! These past few weeks I have learned a lot, faced some unexpected issues and tackled problems I didn’t expect. Let me take you through them!

One of the first things I saw when contributing to Servo were the pull request guidelines. They mentioned the importance of WPT tests when adding or changing features. I knew why tests were important, but I was left wondering what WPT was. Since what I was doing was some light refactoring and it didn’t require new tests, I didn’t give it more thought at the time.

Hi! My name is Eri, and I’m passionate about programming and free software. I’m from Galicia, a small coastal state in northern Spain, where I study Computer Science. I really enjoy cooking plant-based food as well as playing (and making!) video games in my free time. I’m also proudly non-binary and I use they/them pronouns.