My most visual contribution to our planning features is our start and target date picker.

As a parent, I want the time away from my kids to matter. Building things I’m proud to put my name on.

Give people great tools — an issue tracker that feels effortless, a developer setup that brings an immediate connection to what they're creating — and they’ll do their best work. My first conference talk in 9 years is out. 🍿

I shared insights on Linear's culture, monorepo setup, tooling improvements using Rolldown and oxlint, thoughts on end-to-end tests, internal tooling + shoutouts to @worrydream https://t.co/18hT2xX7Au

Give people great tools — an issue tracker that feels effortless, a developer setup that brings an immediate connection to what they're creating — and they’ll do their best work.

When feedback is instant, ideas flow. 🪄 My first conference talk in 9 years is out. I shared why fast iterations and great tools matter; and how @linear's collaboration with @voidzerodev helped us push iteration speed further.

Most AI tools are chatbots layered on top of old workflows. But the real change comes when AI proactively moves work forward. Welcome to the era of self-driving SaaS. https://t.co/QvXv2jRqAM

Also, the developer/production inconsistency can lead to issues that only manifest in production. Looking forward to adopting full bundle mode. https://t.co/KBJS8JswSD

Vite's unbundled dev server approach was on of the main reason for Vite's speed and popularity when it was first introduced. And works great for smaller apps. But for larger applications, the unbundle approach introduced a substantial network bottleneck. The Linear applications

Got a sneak peak of Rolldown Vite's upcoming Full Bundle Mode today. 🔥 Developing @linear is about to get a lot smoother: → Cold start rendering up to 3X faster → Full reloads ~40% faster → 10X fewer network requests Kudos @sapphi_red & @voidzerodev!

really glad I didn’t have to buy an AI browser just to get it to integrate with my issue tracker

Thanks for having me @ViteConf! My first live-streamed conference talk, time to celebrate with a cold beer. Shared how we think about speed and craft at @linear, and why fast feedback loops are essential to unlocking creativity and magic. 🪄

Tomorrow I’m at @ViteConf talking about fast feedback loops ⚡️ Why speed matters; not just for shipping faster, but for unlocking creativity and craft.

I’m touring with my Finnish metal band. Tonight we are visiting Amsterdam together with @GergelyOrosz

I’ll join the @linear Europe Tour at @ViteConf 🤘 Expect riffs on why fast feedback loops matter, and how they’re instrumental to bringing magic back to software.

We want Linear to be a solid, high-quality product, which means we’re going to address any bug that comes in. It’s our first priority. Read more about our zero-bugs policy.

If you’re still using styled-components, I recommend checking it out. GitHub: https://t.co/g5A4UmaUSk Blog post:

Luckily, @sanity_io has been working on an optimized fork that fixed the issue! After a fruitful collaboration with them, we ended with 40% faster initial component render. That was a good day! 🍻

At @linear we’ve started a company-wide performance push: every engineer spends time each week fixing bottlenecks. I spent some time digging into one of our biggest bottlenecks for initial rendering: styled-components, causing a cascade of recalculations on React 18+.

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.