Rachel is a sophomore at Stanford University who interned with Warp during the summer of 2022. She’s worked across a couple early-stage startups and founded a non-profit for STEM education, where she discovered her love for the startup journey and building for impact. In this piece, she unpacks her ...
One of the great things about PostHog is that it democratizes your product strategy by making analytics accessible to more than just analysts. There’s…
This is continues of my previous post about how to remove unused CSS and convert unclear JavaScript to protect your source code in the post-build process. If you are using CSS libraries like Bootstrap, Tailwind CSS, etc.. and sometimes multiple frameworks. But your application components are not usi...
How do you start a Java program? With a main method of course. But the ceremony around writing such a method is perhaps not the nicest for newcomers to Java. There has been a bit of dicussion recently about how the "on-ramp" for Java could be made easier. This is the original proposal. Here are foll...
Stephen Colebourneby Stephen ColebourneOct 6, 2022read🤖 Summary
Nowadays most applications are developed based on large CSS libraries like Bootstrap, Tailwind CSS, etc.. and sometimes multiple frameworks. But your application components are not using all of the styles and it adds more weight to the application performance. This post will explain the Angular post...
How we built Flex Comp: Shopify's new approach to compensation that gives employees the ability to choose how they want to allocate their total reward between base salary, Restricted Stock Units (RSUs), and Stock Options today, with new features like Shop Cash in the future.
It was Hack Week (more than just a day!) once again at Tumblr! A couple of times per year we slow down our normal work and spend a week working on whatever we want and see how far we can get with our hacks. The main star of the last Hack Week was the “Summon crab!” button, and we loved it so much th...