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Vercel@rauchg|April 21, 2020 (4y ago)47,540 views Also available in: English. 訳註: Next.jsの生みの親の一人で、Vercel社のCEOを務める@rauchgによる記事の翻訳です。原文はこちら。訳者はVercelのエンジニアであり、ハンス・ロスリングほか著『FACTFULNESS』の共訳者でもある上杉周作(@chibicode)。ちなみに、Vercel社はこのたび社名をZEITから改名しました。公式発表はこちら。 本日、私達は社名をVercelに改め、2100万ドルの資金調達を実施したことを公表しました。資金調達においては、錚々たる顔ぶれのVC(Accel、CRV)や個人投資家の方々(Jordan Walke、Nat Friedman、Pete Hunt、Jessie Frazelle、Soleio、Nav

2019 in Review@rauchg|January 2, 2020 (5y ago)64,502 views This post is a quick summary of the evolution of our company, our open-source work, interesting news and lessons in product design and engineering throughout 2019. #Static is the new Dynamic Throughout 2019 we have continued to see the growth of the JAMstack. The idea is quite simple: Any website or app you build and deploy will use the st

Pure UI@rauchg|July 13, 2015 (9y ago)688,780 views I recently redesigned and implemented a new version of VideoPress, the WordPress video platform. The process involved, among other things, creating a new UI, ditching the dependency on Flash in favor of HTML5 <video> and introducing new functionality. The particular way in which I implemented it led me to some interesting insights around the growi

ECMAScript 6@rauchg|February 22, 2015 (10y ago)125,516 views The limits of my language mean the limits of my world. — Ludwig Wittgenstein For the past few months I’ve been exclusively writing ECMAScript 6 code by taking advantage of transpilation [1] to a currently supported version of JavaScript. ECMAScript 6, henceforth ES6 and formerly ES.next, is the latest version of the specification. As of

7 Principles of Rich Web Applications@rauchg|November 4, 2014 (10y ago)711,669 views This is a writeup based on a presentation I gave at BrazilJS in August 2014. It builds on some of the ideas I've been blogging about recently related mostly to UX and performance. I want to introduce 7 actionable principles for websites that want to make use of JavaScript to control their UI. They are the result o