A brand new instrument from Eric Meyer, Brian Kardell, and Stephanie Stimac backed with Igalia’s help. Brian introduced it on his weblog, as did Eric, describing it like this:
What BCD Watch does is, it grabs releases of the Browser Compatibility Knowledge (BCD) repository that underpins the help tables on MDN and companies like caniuse.com. It then analyzes what’s modified for the reason that earlier launch.
Each Monday, BCD Watch produces two experiences. The Weekly Adjustments Report lists all of the adjustments to BCD that occurred within the earlier week — what’s been added, eliminated, or renamed in the entire of BCD. It additionally tells you which of them of the Huge Three browsers newly help (or dropped help for) every listed characteristic, together with a progress bar displaying how shut the characteristic is to attaining Baseline standing.
Browser help knowledge is at MDN. There’s additionally a lot at Caniuse.com. The 2 share knowledge, in actual fact, although not all of it. We now have Baseline, which can be cited in MDN and Caniuse alike. It’s good to see an effort at cracking a central spot for all this — organized by date, no much less.
Oh, and hey, there’s a feed. Even higher.
You may also poke at its repo. Thanks a bunch, Eric, Brian, Stephanie, and Igalia! That is tremendous useful and already a part of my toolkit.
