Loren 🤓
@lorendsr
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Helping Netflix use GraphQL! Author of @graphqlguide 📖 Former eng @temporalio @parlay @nsagov @dartmouth 🏳️🌈 they/them
Brooklyn, NY
Joined November 2010
I never thought that I would build a new JS runtime. But I did help build one, and it's the most reliable JS runtime in existence. Read this blog post to learn more! 😊
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RT @graphqlweekly: Why your GraphQL client types should come from queries, not the schema - key insights from @lorendsr's excellent article:.
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I gave a talk at @graphqlsummit on how to build a reliable and scalable AI group chat app. I went over:. - Architecture.- Federated GraphQL Subscriptions.- Durable execution. Any questions, or suggestions for improvement? 🙏.
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I'm impressed and delighted by @cursor_ai. It's definitely been saving me a significant amount of time. I gave the prompt:. add a joinGroup mutation and call it when the user clicks "Join Chat". to o1-preview with codebase context, and it suggested almost perfect edits to 5 files
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Interesting experience of the difference between Amazon and Google’s cultures:
carloarg02.medium.com
Thoughts on boomeranging back to Amazon after working at Google → Part 2 | Part 3 ←
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To feel the speed difference between act-on-press and act-on-release, try this demo:. Code:. To get faster route changes in Next.js, upvote this feature request:.
github.com
Goals Add option to use onMouseDown rather than onClick in Link. Non-Goals Background This make ui super smooth Proposal I am interested to contributing. Easy to implement.
Act on press. This is a UI design hill I will die on, and it dismays me how often and hard I have had to fight for it. Almost all interaction methods have a “press” and “release” event associated with them. Whenever possible, you should “do the thing” when you get the press.
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Got my durable execution pitch down to 30 minutes for this year's @pytexas conference!. Hear a concise explanation of why most backend devs should be using @temporalio in their applications:
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RT @ThisDotMedia: How do you deal with the complex code in your system that everyone is afraid to touch? . This was a great interview with….
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