Finally got @amadeus to write about what goes into making our diffs so special.
A love letter to FE development: web workers, WASM, novel virtualization and memory management techniques, and more.
Fun read if you're a perf geek and hate blanking.
https://t.co/3Ka62eWGJq
I gave Codex the latest blog post from @pierrecomputer about his diffs library, plus the repo as a reference to improve my own Grid component (Better AG Grid). The results are insane.
Thanks to the team for unlocking these patterns for everyone. I hope to open source the result.
I’m so impressed by the @pierrecomputer team.
We were having trouble with the diff renderer in Conductor and @amadeus jumped into our repo, did a bunch of profiling, and fixed it.
So excited whenever they release anything :)
@neogoose_btw Like search it’s a really deep problem with many novel solutions.
Getting browsers not to blank when compositing scrolls super fast is very difficult
The reverse sticky hack is the only novel technique I’ve ever seen achieve it with virtualization
Finally got @amadeus to write about what goes into making our diffs so special.
A love letter to FE development: web workers, WASM, novel virtualization and memory management techniques, and more.
Fun read if you're a perf geek and hate blanking.
https://t.co/3Ka62eWGJq
Extremely fast and well done primitives. Trees and Diffs are used in Claude, Codex, OpenCode + more
We had Alex and Amadeus from @pierrecomputer on the podcast.
The way they used pi autoresearch for performance was genius.
https://t.co/x5A0akaNCS
IMO what @amadeus, @SlexAxton, @necolas, and @mdo built here is probably the most impressive frontend browser feat i've seen since the figma editor.
not particularly close
diffshub[dot]com
Take any public diff from GitHub and virtualize it nearly instantly, no matter how large, with DiffsHub. Built to show off our brand new CodeView component.
To try it out, replace `github` with `diffshub` in your address bar.