Marcin Szczepanski

@IanLiu88 @parceljs That’s a backend problem 😉

My team shipped the most difficult (and longest) project of my career in the last few weeks. We migrated the frontend bundler for Jira (5M+ src lines) from Webpack to @parceljs, and customers (mostly) didn’t notice.

@peetersn @Jira Jira is not just one product, it’s a huge surface area - all that code isn’t for one route! As a company we’re always working on perf - whether that’s through deleting code, writing more efficient code, having the bundler optimise the outputs, or any other approach.

@MarcinS @parceljs I'm a huge fan of @Jira since decades... but 5M LoC for the frontend? Maybe that's where you should focus your attention next... Faster builds is great, but what customers are demanding is a faster UI. Can't wait to see some improvements soon in this area.

@onigoetz No big write up yet, but it’s something I plan to do soon. There’s a lot of ground to cover!

@MarcinS @devongovett @parceljs Do you have an article/presentation that goes more in details about this? I would be very interested to know more about that migration :)

@SrikanthMargam7 @parceljs No big write up yet, but it’s something I plan to do soon. There’s a lot of ground to cover!

@MarcinS @parceljs This sounds interesting and exciting at the same time. We also planned to migrate bundler but we still figuring it out which one should choose. It would be great if you can share blog around it.

@bugron1 @parceljs Not yet, but it’s something I plan to do soon. There’s a lot of ground to cover!

@MarcinS @parceljs Congrats! Is there a write-up with challenges you solved along the way?

We don’t believe we could’ve done this with any other bundler out there right now. Does working on these kinds of Projects challenges sound interesting? We’re hiring in AU/NZ: atlassian.com/company/career… DM me for any details!

We helped to build/rebuild large parts of Parcel along the way to scale to our needs Builds are much faster, the runtime is slightly faster, and we’re only just getting started with what we can do with Parcel as the bundling platform at @Atlassian.

@benno37 I wonder if they would’ve taken early money if there was an environment at the time where there were investors around who had already cashed out of previous tech companies looking for seed/early round opportunities. I guess that’s not a commercial accelerator though.

@MarshBrentnall Happy new year, and have a great trip!

Next stop @AspenSnowmass….can’t wait. Had to pick up some @Vegemite on the way out.

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@john_vdl I didn’t specify _when_ this year.

@MarcinS How's that working out for you today ;)

Putting off jobs around the house until next year.

365 days of Wordle. Just missed that 100 streak. I’ve always played on “hard” mode (must use all known clues).

@avdschyff @carlfish I have a feeling we called them slices because the program was called Tangerine, not the other way around.

@MarcinS @carlfish We were going to create standards that would each be called a 'slice'. Not sure this clarifies anything, but I do think that was there reason.

@shaun_vids @daveanthony Also from what I can tell the leadership team responsible for oversight were operating with “no oversight“.

@itsradiomike Notifications without getting phone out, payments without needing cards or phone, asking Siri to set timers when cooking, Dick Tracy-ing calls when my phone isn’t convenient to answer.. and, the basics like telling the time, fitness tracking. Definitely a luxury, but I like it!

People with Apple Watches. What do you use them for? Every time I ask someone they just show me their step rings… Do they have any other function?

“Bats use the same techniques as death metal singers to vocalize, study finds” So… whiskey and cigarettes? cnn.com/2022/11/29/wor…

@MarshBrentnall Human.

In 200 years when their remains are reviewed what would the examiner say?