
Player Experience
As Fast As It Feels
Real speed and perceived speed are the same thing. If it feels slow, it is slow.
Short feedback loops and sharp tools. Local envs that boot fast, CI that helps not heckles, trunk based flow, useful reviews, and scripts that stay out of the frame budget. Less ceremony, more shipping, with just enough guardrails to avoid late night archaeology.
Player Experience
Real speed and perceived speed are the same thing. If it feels slow, it is slow.
Developer Experience
How AI shifts the balance between improving and starting over.
Player Experience
Choice beats compromise.
Player Experience
The web has caught up. PWAs and TWAs now deliver apps that feel native, run faster, and update instantly - while still leaving space for native SDKs where they matter. On Android especially, it’s time to move beyond WebViews.
Player Experience
Waiting times are down by a third. You would not guess it from the numbers. That is the paradox at the heart of this story.
Developer Experience
The case for a common process supervisor.
Developer Experience
They are canaries. If they go silent, the answer is not to ignore the silence, it is to make the air safe again.
Developer Experience
Most people hear “monorepo” and think only of code. In reality, a monorepo is as much about people as it is about software - breaking down silos, unifying standards, and giving teams the context to build faster, smarter, and together.
Developer Experience
An orchestra can rehearse in separate rooms. Each section sounds fine to itself. Strings keep time, brass hit their notes. But the first time they come together the rhythms do not match. What was music alone becomes noise together. The only way to avoid it is to rehearse in the
Developer Experience
Shouting across the office would be unthinkable. Online, we do it every day. Goodbye Deep Work.
Player Experience
We’ve been serving everyone legacy code. Differential builds let us deliver near-native speed on modern devices, while still supporting older ones.
Player Experience
We’ve hit a recurring pain point: delivering features often requires coordination across multiple frontend and backend teams, leading to delays, misalignment, and frustration. Here's what we're doing.