Modern Web Development
A software engineer in San Francisco, talking about the mobile web, inspiration, creativity, life, and personal development. The blog post is the first in a series of posts that attempts to outline what a modern web development toolchain looks like and how to use the best-of-breed tools for efficient, effective development. Part two will outline how to use to set up your Terminal, zsh, and vim The
Optimizing with the timeline panel
"I know I should look at Chrome's Timeline panel, but what do I do with it?" was roughly the opening line in two recent web performance meetings. In both we found nice speedups using the same mantra: "Don't ask how to make an operation faster, ask why it is done at all." To ward off a third meeting, I decided to write about it. This is best demonstrated with a real world example, and it happens th
The CSS profilers are coming!
Back in August I talked about the lack of benchmarks or performance tools for CSS. In the meantime, the fine folk we call browser makers have been working hard on new developer tools to do just that: measure CSS performance. First the Opera team showed off their upcoming style profiler, and now the WebKittens are tinkering on a CSS selector profiler too. One of the features of these tools is to ca
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