Andrew Lunny retweeted
The replies under every engineer tweeting they've just been fired from Twitter are filled with newly verified and incredibly divorced men gloating the engineer will never work again, and tech leads from giant companies offering them jobs.
Andrew Lunny retweeted
Man I just have to be real for a second: what's happening at/to Twitter is making me deeply sad on multiple levels. I spent a lot of my formative years helping to build this thing, trying to do my little bit along with so many other great ppl to improve the code and the culture.
I've run the numbers and this is my best tweet.
The Loser
Despair
Fear and Trembling
Misery
If Hemingway Wrote JavaScript nitter.cf/Twitter/status/8952759…
Andrew Lunny retweeted
COWORKER: we need to find the root cause asap
ME: *takes long drag* the root cause is that our processes are not robust enough to prevent a person from making this mistake
COWORKER: amy please not right now
Andrew Lunny retweeted
Really enjoyed talking with @kyliebytes about our TypeScript migration. If you want to hear more about the project check out the recent @DevtoolsFM podcast where we discuss our tools, road bumps, and more! devtools.fm/episode/33
Last month, @tylerkrupicka and I got to chat with @kyliebytes about the weekend we migrated Stripe's largest JS codebase from Flow to TypeScript. Very happy to see this article come out! businessinsider.com/stripe-m…
Last month, @tylerkrupicka and I got to chat with @kyliebytes about the weekend we migrated Stripe's largest JS codebase from Flow to TypeScript. Very happy to see this article come out! businessinsider.com/stripe-m…
We open-sourced the tooling we used for the migration–please reach out to us if you need help adapting it for your team 😀 nitter.cf/alunny/status/15277693…
I’m most excited about open-sourcing the tool we built to convert Flow to TS at scale, building on the work of @calebmer and Airtable. github.com/stripe-archive/fl…
Andrew Lunny retweeted
How do you transform millions of lines of flow into TypeScript? Join us this Friday with @tylerkrupicka from @stripe to hear about their journey
Over one weekend, my team at Stripe migrated our largest JavaScript codebase—containing 3.7 million lines of code—to TypeScript with minimal disruptions. Here’s how we did it: stripe.com/blog/migrating-to…
I’m most excited about open-sourcing the tool we built to convert Flow to TS at scale, building on the work of @calebmer and Airtable. github.com/stripe-archive/fl…
Over the weekend, my team at @stripe converted the company's largest JS codebase from Flow to @typescript. We modified about 3.5 million lines of code, and then hundreds of developers came in Monday morning ready to write TS.