Working with designers that casually change how everyone wants to do loading spinners will never get old... I've seen a few takes on implementing this out there already, here's a couple of takeaways from our approach.

I’ve worked with the talented team at VoidZero over the last months to enable migrating Linear to Rolldown-Vite. A production build of the Linear client now takes 13 seconds. That’s bundling 10320 modules with a fair amount of complexity. ⚡️ (1) 3.5x faster production

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A lesson I learned leading product at Mode Analytics was that a metric is only useful if it enables follow-up actions. The problem with running productivity metrics in standard BI tools or spreadsheets is that it’s too divorced from your ability to *do something about it* In

Code reviews haven't changed in ages. What would make them 10x better that we can address when building this for Linear?

Production build of the Linear client in 7 seconds! VoidZero has been extending oxc support for styled components, which enabled us to switch from plugin-react-swc to plugin-react-oxc. That's 6.5X faster compared to Vite classic. 🤯

Probably one of the best virtuous cycle we have in terms of time invested/impact created. 1. Find something 2. File it, fix it, share it 3. Your eyes are now sharpened, skills++ 4. Users feel it, you’re proud of your work 5. Do it again

I need more help with tsgo and Go 🥲 If you write Go and wants to offer help ... here's where you can start github.com/oxc-project/ts…

⚡ Speaker highlight: Kenneth Skovhus, Product Engineer at Linear Speed shapes everything at Linear, from how they ship features to how they operate. Kenneth Skovhus walks us through the systems they've built for fast iteration, and the challenges and wins of adopting the

Really excited about this ✨ I have spent the last 9 months working on some of the features that are highlighted in this video - there is still a lot of tweaks and polish to do but it's already really solid and we're just getting started.

i've spent the last six months building the most insane thing in my career: a new PostHog website. and in about 12 hours, i'm going to push it live. but it's not just a redesign - it's like an operating system in the browser. the level of detail is insane. no normal company

I’m a brave soul. 👋🏼 Really excited about oxlint’s new type-aware rules and their planned compat layer with ESlint rules. Providing a faster feedback loop to engineers and agents is crucial.