Inside Google’s Chrome browser
Hacks, Writing | September 11, 2008
For the truly geeky among you: In the latest post to my Fatal Exception blog over at InfoWorld, I’m taking a look under the hood of Chrome, Google’s new Web browser. A lot of articles make mention of how Chrome is open source. I actually put it to the test, by building a custom copy of it myself.
Along the way I found out a lot of interesting information about Chrome’s internals and how Google built it. On the plus side, it’s very clean, well-organized code. On the minus side, it looks like it’s going to be Windows-only for a good while, yet.
Anyway, I had a lot of fun doing this piece (it’s been a long time since I had a legitimate excuse to pull out a compiler on Windows), so if you have the hobbyist spirit, drop on over and join the discussion.
September 21, 2008 at 2:49 pm
Hola que tal, soy de chile y nesecito el codigo del google chrome para examinarlo y asi conocer algo mas de el, asi como yo aportar algo haci el.
Muchas Gracias
Atte.
Mario Pardo