Re:Inside a fast CSS engine
by irishasaurus on Wednesday August 23, 2017 @01:08AM
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I loved your crash course in memory management. It had a real Randall Munroe vibe to it. Please keep up the good work.
That's a great idea, blog posts are usually too dry and we try to spice them up with photos and related media, but they're usually only tangentially related. Having the ability to draw something specific to the post really makes it more enjoyable to read.
your cartoon explanations are wonderful :)
By the way, what program are you using to make your art?
Thank you :) I use Photoshop on a Wacom Cintiq.
Nice!
Did you also do the React Fiber cartoons?
Yes, that was me :) I've created a lot of cartoons around things in the React ecosystem. I've also done cartoons on WebAssembly and SharedArrayBuffer/Atomics.
Cool. I had the feeling they looked similar, but I didn't think someone who does this whole low-level stuff AND works for Mozilla would also like React, which got much hate from non-FB employees lately :D
The one on WebAssembly was also very informative, thanks!
Re:Inside a fast CSS engine
by jameskegel on Wednesday August 23, 2017 @12:28AM
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I knew it!
This is kind of inspiring, I tend to doodle bits down on paper, and putting diagrams like this into posts seems like a great idea.
Re:Inside a fast CSS engine
by sillysaurus3 on Wednesday August 23, 2017 @09:41AM
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Which tools do you use to make the drawings? Just a tablet?
What font did you use for this? To me it looked like Comic Sans, but I guess the reaction would be different if it was the case...
I talked more about this on a recently recorded Hanselminutes podcast. It should come out soon.