Brad Harris

@selfc0ntained

I'm a software engineer building & , a javascript & node.js fanatic, a mormon, a husband, and a father of four.

Castle Rock, CO
brad.selfcontained.us
Joined April 2008
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  1. 15 hours ago
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    3/3 Chrome devtools perf tab w/ screenshots is great for seeing how everything fills in over time

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  2. 15 hours ago
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    2/3 When I consider loading states first I discover patterns and good places to code-split, leading to smaller bundle sizes

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  3. 15 hours ago

    1/3 I find creating webapps easier if I think of every page as progressively enhancing itself as deps & data arrive

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  4. Jun 6

    Awesome talk by about bots. ❤️ the 🎩-tips to and Slapp. 🤗

    Check out my recent talk about developing great bots with and
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    May 30

    📝 New post: I've been digging into HTTP/2 push. It's more complicated than I thought & browser support isn't great.

    23 replies 356 retweets 693 likes
  6. May 26

    Code splitting the contents of modal views with a LazyModal component feels like a good pattern

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    May 26

    Friday afternoon team broke out in a spontaneous "name that movie in emoji" throwdown 🎥🤔

    1 reply 7 retweets 16 likes
  8. May 24

    😢🤧😍👏

    With the coming out of my book, I thought it was time to come out with my story.
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    May 22

    Remember that one time grunt's homepage showed "dorkq" instead of "grunt" cause of a bug in Java Development Kit?

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    May 21

    I answered 's question about whether the web is getting too complicated:

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    May 12

    The news of the day for ! So, , , are very serious about Progressive Web Apps. , we are waiting for you!

    Did you hear? Progressive Web Apps are coming to Windows & Edge! Slides from my talk today:
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  12. Retweeted
    May 10

    I may use my computer skills to help humanity one day. In the meantime, I'm working on this -->

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  13. Retweeted
    May 11

    Breaking long existing behaviour harms the ecosystem stability, killing confidence and adoption. :/

    node core is breaking my already working code again
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    May 11

    Loving the detail on Microsoft's Progressive Web App listings in the Windows Store. Desktop PWAs ahoy!

    The Store will look at the Progressive Web App manifest to create the Store listing. Site owners can claim their apps.
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    May 10

    . Functions deployments have been failing for over two hours and previous version unavailable. 😭

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    Feb 28

    bitsofcode | Asynchronous vs Deferred JavaScript -

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  17. May 5

    Wonder if the mantra of "offline first" will succeed "mobile first" in webdev 🤔

    “…I believe that the best answer for offline sync for Progressive Web Apps is a combination of Apache CouchDB, Hoodie, and PouchDB.” from “Offline Sync for Progressive Web Apps” by Bradley Holt.
    The web platform is taking on native apps, and offline sync is the next big challenge for web apps.
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  18. May 5

    just align it vertically they said

  19. Retweeted
    May 3

    This. The perf difference pulls away as bindings overhead falls. Using "real CSS" will be faster in nearly all cases.

    Replying to @DavidKPiano @holman @paulcbetts
    🙀 wowza, thanks for this. just ran it, on on safari it’s like 380x times worse , not just a little worse.
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    May 3

    Prepack, a partial JavaScript evaluator and optimising compiler we've developed at FB, has just been open sourced!

    15 replies 494 retweets 782 likes

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