Editor’s Note: the following blog post was originally published to the OpenJS Foundation Blog When the AMP project moved to the OpenJS Foundation in 2019, our technical governance leaders shared a plan to separate the AMP runtime from the Google AMP Cache, and host the AMP runtime infrastructure at the vendor-neutral OpenJS Foundation. OpenJS is […] Read more
Category: Developer Experience
Introducing Code-Fi, the AMP code-from-home music mix
The last month and a half have been hard for everyone around the world. As the developer community continues coding away from home, the AMP outreach team wanted to share something we put together to hopefully improve your coding experience. Introducing Code-Fi, our carefully curated mix of relaxing beats to code to. If you’ve never […] Read more
Behind the Scenes: Deploying the AMP Runtime
One of the main benefits of using AMP is its evergreen release. Today, web developers and engineering teams can get the best of what AMP has to offer every week without being burdened by dependency management. Over the past few months, the Infrastructure Working Group has been working hard to improve the way AMP releases […] Read more
People Behind The Code: Simon Rønbøl’s AMP journey
When AMP launched in 2015, Simon was starting his career with Online-Results A/S. He’d been researching AMP in his spare time to hone his skills and stay up-to-date with industry trends. Eventually, he learned enough to build a static site generator for AMP pages from his home. Having developed a passion for AMP, he brought […] Read more
Announcing AMP Toolbox 1.0
AMP Toolbox has been around for a while now, but I thought it’s a good idea to make a proper introduction now that we’ve reached the 1.0 milestone. In short, AMP Toolbox is a collection of command line tools and JS APIs to make it easier to successfully publish AMP pages. Each tool can be […] Read more
Faster AMP on the origin: AMP + SSR = ⚡
AMP now officially supports a technique called server-side rendering (SSR) which you can apply to your AMP pages to make them load even faster. Our tests show increases of up to a whopping 50% on the popular FCP metric. The Google AMP Cache has utilized this technique for a while, but now you can also […] Read more
AMP Contributor Summit 2019 Applications Now Open
Applications for the AMP Contributor Summit 2019 are now open! If you have contributed to the AMP open source project–or want to start–please apply to attend today. This year’s summit will take place in New York City on October 9 & 10, with an optional New Contributor Workshop / Hackathon Day on October 8. The […] Read more
Learn web development with AMP!
We’re excited to announce the release of our new courses that teach AMP. Appropriately, they’re called Web Development with AMP! We think AMP is an excellent starting point for aspiring web developers. After all, AMP lets you create interactive websites without having to use JavaScript. If you know a bit of HTML and CSS, but […] Read more
Introducing Cloudflare AMP Real URL
The following post was written by Zack Bloom, Director of Product and John Graham-Cumming, CTO at Cloudflare Join us for a free webinar this week where we will cover how Cloudflare is helping its customers drive better results with AMP, and increasing conversions. The promise of the AMP project was that it would make the […] Read more
Save the Date – AMP Contributor Summit 2019
This year’s AMP Contributor Summit will be held October 8-10, 2019 in New York City, and we need your help to help make it happen! The AMP Contributor Summit is a technical summit for AMP’s open source contributors. At the first AMP Contributor Summit last year more than 80 members of the community got together […] Read more