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TypeScript at Google
What I've been working on the last few years.
Evan Martin
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Leaving Google
The end of an era.
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The success and failure of Ninja (2020)
Reflecting on my most successful open source project.
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Chrome, 10 Years Later
Reflecting on my work on Chrome.
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Finally getting two's complement
A different view on two's complement math.
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Why Not Haskell?
Why I haven't been writing much Haskell code lately.
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Retrowin32, a Win32 emulator
Small steps towards running my favorite demo again.
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Two surprises in browser crashes
A small Figma war story.
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Notes on WebAssembly
An advanced beginner's take on WebAssembly.
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Emulating win32
How retrowin32 works, at a high level.
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The Jujutsu version control system
The missing introduction.
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Emulating x86 on X64 on Aarch64
Emulating win32 on Mac using Apple's x64 emulator.
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Chromium Notes: Ninja, a new build system
When we first started porting Chrome away from just Windows, we intended to use Scons to build Chrome on all our platforms. But early on in development I discovered that Scons, despite its admirable goals of correctness and ease of use, was quite slow — it could take 40 seconds from starting Scons before it decided to…
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React, JSX, and CoffeeScript
Tips on using React without JSX.
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Taking a Break
My year at Figma.
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WebAssembly and C++
C/C++-specific WebAssembly notes.
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Theseus, a Static Windows Emulator
An new old approach to emulation.
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Courgette: better binary diffing by understanding x86
Courgette landed in the Chromium tree a while ago but there's been no announcement, so here's my basic understanding.