Paul Irish
@paul.irish
web performance and DevTools, mostly.
In '97 I wrote a paper for English class on HTML Image Maps. I haven't changed much since.
In '97 I wrote a paper for English class on HTML Image Maps. I haven't changed much since.
Weirdly buried in the article:
The Nashville chief federal prosecutor (who'd lead this case?) decided to resign in protest over this case being pursued for political reasons.
The Nashville chief federal prosecutor (who'd lead this case?) decided to resign in protest over this case being pursued for political reasons.
June 6, 2025 at 11:28 PM
Weirdly buried in the article:
The Nashville chief federal prosecutor (who'd lead this case?) decided to resign in protest over this case being pursued for political reasons.
The Nashville chief federal prosecutor (who'd lead this case?) decided to resign in protest over this case being pursued for political reasons.
Sometimes I let my website draw pictures in the Profiler
June 5, 2025 at 12:52 AM
Sometimes I let my website draw pictures in the Profiler
The Chrome DevTools Performance panel just leveled up! 🚀 Here's a 69-second taste of the new hotness.
May 28, 2025 at 5:38 PM
The Chrome DevTools Performance panel just leveled up! 🚀 Here's a 69-second taste of the new hotness.
The next biggest win is getting rid of the 3 render blocking requests. That'll give the LCP a 1.3✕ speedup.
trace.cafe/t/hRHAdaY3rl
(Btw it's quite fast! Nice job)
trace.cafe/t/hRHAdaY3rl
(Btw it's quite fast! Nice job)
May 21, 2025 at 4:15 PM
The next biggest win is getting rid of the 3 render blocking requests. That'll give the LCP a 1.3✕ speedup.
trace.cafe/t/hRHAdaY3rl
(Btw it's quite fast! Nice job)
trace.cafe/t/hRHAdaY3rl
(Btw it's quite fast! Nice job)
Is the WebDev Arena truly measuring webdev coding ability?
This ML coding benchmark *requires* React/Tailwind and completely breaks with vanilla JS/other frameworks.
The second-order implications of models competing on this narrow definition of frontend web development are rather troublesome.
This ML coding benchmark *requires* React/Tailwind and completely breaks with vanilla JS/other frameworks.
The second-order implications of models competing on this narrow definition of frontend web development are rather troublesome.
May 6, 2025 at 6:18 PM
Is the WebDev Arena truly measuring webdev coding ability?
This ML coding benchmark *requires* React/Tailwind and completely breaks with vanilla JS/other frameworks.
The second-order implications of models competing on this narrow definition of frontend web development are rather troublesome.
This ML coding benchmark *requires* React/Tailwind and completely breaks with vanilla JS/other frameworks.
The second-order implications of models competing on this narrow definition of frontend web development are rather troublesome.
Love how we're seeing more embrace of Markdown within non-developer apps, thanks to it being the lingua franca of LLMs.
The Markdown-y copy/paste hooks of Google docs have been super handy.
The Markdown-y copy/paste hooks of Google docs have been super handy.
March 19, 2025 at 10:30 PM
Love how we're seeing more embrace of Markdown within non-developer apps, thanks to it being the lingua franca of LLMs.
The Markdown-y copy/paste hooks of Google docs have been super handy.
The Markdown-y copy/paste hooks of Google docs have been super handy.
You can add this Google Password Manager UI via a homescreen icon on Android, though it's kinda hidden in Chrome settings.
On desktop, you can install as a PWA… but for me, "about:pa" in the URL bar will do the job quickly.
On desktop, you can install as a PWA… but for me, "about:pa" in the URL bar will do the job quickly.
March 12, 2025 at 5:16 PM
You can add this Google Password Manager UI via a homescreen icon on Android, though it's kinda hidden in Chrome settings.
On desktop, you can install as a PWA… but for me, "about:pa" in the URL bar will do the job quickly.
On desktop, you can install as a PWA… but for me, "about:pa" in the URL bar will do the job quickly.
Yup, I'm one of _those_ people.
I'm sorry. :)
I'm sorry. :)
November 15, 2024 at 6:12 PM
Yup, I'm one of _those_ people.
I'm sorry. :)
I'm sorry. :)