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Ubuntu Summit 2024 | Miriway: Worlds of Wayland

"Miri" (the plural of mir) derives from the Russian for "world"; and "way" is for Wayland, a protocol used by graphical shells (not the craftsman in European folklore). Together these make Miriway: an easy way to leverage the Mir compositor engine to build Wayland based desktop environments. There are many components to a desktop environment: backgrounds, panels, launchers, onscreen keyboards, notifications, etc. Miriway provides a Wayland compositor (which handles the display, input and window management) leaving the rest to be configured.

Pioneering Digital Product Passports with Nobody's Child | Zebra

The EU plans to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 with Digital Product Passports (DPPs) playing an important role. DPPs will include verifiable data on a product’s materials, manufacturing processes, and lifecycle impacts, as well as recycling, reuse and resell. The passports offer a great opportunity for retailers to improve sustainability performance, build trust with consumers by authenticating genuine products, and significantly improving supply chains too.

How to Use Playwright to Validate an API Response Schema (PWT-Native and Zod)

In this video, Stefan Judis, Playwright ambassador, explores ways to apply schema validation for API responses. We dive into three detailed examples: By the end of this tutorial, you'll learn how to employ Playwright's native methods or a JSON validation library such as Zod to ensure your API responses meet expected schemas.