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As I previously mentioned I am currently in the information gathering phase for improvements to desktop Firefox developer efficiency and velocity. While many view developer efficiency and velocity as the same thing--and indeed they are often correlated--it is useful to discuss how they are different.View full postlantern v
I’m excited to announce that for the next couple of months I will be working with Mozilla on Firefox developer desktop efficiency! Why is this important Developer velocity = product velocity = company velocity = mission velocity Mozilla is an engineering company. Its interface to—and impact on—the world is through its primary product, the Firefox [...]View full postlantern v
If you are using Terraform to manage a static site (perhaps built with generators like Gatsby, Hugo, or mdBook) and you want to configure CloudFront via the built-in support (perhaps to leverage their CDN or for gzip encoding of static sites in S3 buckets) there are some gotchas you may hit.View full postlantern v
Lately I've been giving talks about how to ship mobile apps at scale for conferences and startups. While many of the experiences and challenges for popular apps like Facebook are unique, it is becoming clear that a lot of the experience shipping apps is universal. I decided to write down some of the current frustrations and suggested changes, starting with how I would change the App Store. It got so long that I broke it into a series of blog posts.View full postlantern v
Lately I've been giving talks about how to ship mobile apps at scale for conferences and startups. While many of the experiences and challenges for popular apps like Facebook are unique, it is becoming clear that a lot of the experience shipping apps is universal. I decided to write down some of the current frustrations and suggested changes, starting with how I would change the App Store. It got so long that I broke it into a series of blog posts.View full postlantern v
Lately I've been giving talks about how to ship mobile apps at scale for conferences and startups. While many of the experiences and challenges for popular apps like Facebook are unique, it is becoming clear that a lot of the experience shipping apps is universal. I decided to write down some of the current frustrations and suggested changes, starting with how I would change the App Store. It got so long that I broke it into a series of blog posts.View full postlantern v
Lately I've been giving talks about how to ship mobile apps at scale for conferences and startups. While many of the experiences and challenges for popular apps like Facebook are unique, it is becoming clear that a lot of the experience shipping apps is universal. I decided to write down some of the current frustrations and suggested changes, starting with how I would change the App Store. It got so long that I broke it into a series of blog posts.View full postlantern v
Note: The below is a slightly modified version of a rant I posted internally at Facebook when I was shipping their mobile apps. Even though the post is years old, I think the issues with star rating still apply in general. These days I mainly rant on Twitter. Not only is star rating the worst metric [...]View full postlantern v
I’m excited to give a brown bag talk at Mozilla Mountain View tomorrow about how Facebook builds and ships software (with a Release Engineering / tooling bent). Swing by if you are in the area or catch it on Air Mozilla! More details @ http://air.mozilla.org/release-engineering-at-facebook/.View full postlantern v
I recently gave a talk at Sequoia‘s Mobile App Dev Workshop. I had a lot of fun with both the presentation and chatting with people after in the breakout sessions. My presentation was about how to ship native mobile apps–something I’ve been living for the past 4 years at Facebook. The takeaways: Mobile is hard [...]苹果免费加速软件
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