Paul Irish

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web performance and DevTools, mostly. In '97 I wrote a paper for English class on HTML Image Maps. I haven't changed much since.

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Paul Irish (@paul.irish) ist seit 27 Oktober 2023 auf Bluesky. Das Konto hat 5.839 Follower, folgt 1.465 Konten und hat 64 Posts veröffentlicht.

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Nicolò Ribaudo@nicr.dev30.10.2026 04:33
Congrats to Simon Zünd at @developer.chrome.com for enabling the source maps Scopes proposal by default in Chrome 158! It will greatly simplify debugging when working with transformed code. My two favorite features are re-constructing call stacks and variables as they were in the original code.
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Sébastien Chopin@atinux.com30.10.2026 04:33
Nolan Lawson benchmarked the AI cost of JS frameworks (data, not vibes). @nuxt.com looks great for the agentic era: - Fewest tokens (even less than vanilla JS) - Near-top cost + time per run - 2nd-fewest LOC to maintain Cheapest code is what the agent never writes. nolanlawson.com/2026/10/28/...
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Alex Zalben@azalben.bsky.social30.10.2026 04:29
I'm really fucking devastated right now so instead here's the picture Patrick Stewart posted nearly 13 years ago to the day with the caption "happy halloween" of him dressed as a giant lobster in a bathtub.
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Bramus@bram.us30.10.2026 04:29
I've been working with/on this feature for the past 6 years now. First as an external web developer, then as Chrome DevRel starting in 2022. Today, I'm beyond excited to see it become Baseline Newly Available 🤩 Check out the timeline (that uses SDA of course) to see the full history.
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Dave Rupert@davatron5000.bsky.social26.10.2026 13:25
An extra spooky walk to school this morning.
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