Stacey Tay

Developer @Shopify. Prev @carousell, @Apple. Interested in web performance, languages, and 🍵. @NUSComputing & @nushackers alum.

[Stacey Tay @staceytay]

@jin_ @Steelcase Glad you’re loving it 😃

[Stacey Tay @staceytay]

@_fadhli @jin_ Yea ditto what @jin_ mentioned, went into this rabbit hole and haven't looked back since 😀 Esp like certain emacs ideas / packages that I haven't seen elsewhere like undo-tree and magit

[Stacey Tay @staceytay]

@yishusee @tzyinc @qiannyqian Or just Emacs' magit as a git client 🙂

[Stacey Tay @staceytay]

@Search4nabil thanks!

[bkardell 🐦 @briankardell]

.@igalia is working on bringing this to @webkit too 👍

[Addy Osmani @addyosmani]

Tip: @ChromeDevTools can take full size screenshots of websites. Press Cmd + Shift + P and type "Capture full size screenshot"

[#PerfMatters @perfmattersconf]

#PerfMatters Conference is the best front end web performance conference in the USA.

And we're not just saying that because we're the only front end web performance conference in the USA.

Well, maybe we are.

Either way, you should come!
https://t.co/yd8WJkvsxX

[Maciej Stachowiak 🇵🇱🇺🇦 @othermaciej]

Today is a good day to remind people that Blink and WebKit are not the same thing. Blink is the browser engine used by Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers. WebKit is the browser engine used by Safari, among others. Blink forked a while ago. The two are quite different now.

[Stacey Tay @staceytay]

Shoutout to @YaoHuiChua for writing an amazing walkthrough on how he built Carousell’s web chat! 🎉 It covers:

🌐 Network resilience
🕴 Avoiding jumping content
🕹 Demos for all the code snippets shared

https://t.co/uTf2W8STFN

[Stacey Tay @staceytay]

@lihautan @yishusee @YaoHuiChua @thecarousell Yea that’s why we were surprised about the going back to redux-thunk 🤔

[Amy Dane @amesimmons]

Software engineers at every level, in every workplace, have fears. But we don’t often talk about them. I’m asking devs at #ChromeDevSummit 2019 in San Francisco to open up, and reveal their secret fears. What is yours?👇

[Stacey Tay @staceytay]

Good news for the Oxford comma? #ChromeDevSummit

[Addy Osmani @addyosmani]

Rendering on the web is a spectrum: https://t.co/nwWSoEW6sh ⚡️- a performance-focused look at:

📡 Server rendering
📄 Static rendering
🖥 Client-side rendering
🛀 (Re)hydration
🚿 Partial rehydration

from a guide @_developit & I ✏️ this year.

[Jin @jin_]

"Software should be treated not as a static product, but as a living manifestation of the development team’s collective understanding."

Incredible kudos for seeing these modern thoughts on a Singapore government publication.

https://t.co/PTvX1c34Vs

[Lawrence Public Library @lawrencelibrary]

It's #WorldEmojiDay - reply with an emoji and we'll give you a book recommendation. 😊📚❤️

[Stacey Tay @staceytay]

Gradual Typing from Theory to Practice | SIGPLAN Blog https://t.co/fSXY4losMT

[Katie Hempenius @katiehempenius]

If you're researching npm packages, https://t.co/Pi6XRyIM6p is great tool.

It shows a package's:
- bundle size (minified & minified+gzipped)
- tree-shakeabilty
- composition
- similar packages

[Stacey Tay @staceytay]

– and some books have a history of the typeface used at the back, which makes for fun trivia

[Stacey Tay @staceytay]

.@ejames_c asked me why I prefer paper books over a Kindle, thought I’d share them here too since he’s not the first to ask and I ended up having more reasons than expected. So, in no particular order

[Stacey Tay @staceytay]

– after awhile, it gets dull seeing everything, fiction and non-fiction, in Bookerly