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Jay Gandhi in Social Tables Tech

May 21, 2019

What’s Normal? — Improving the Performance of Complex Apps

Dan Dombrowsky in Social Tables Tech

Feb 2, 2017

Why We Innovation Sprint

Post-it notes; Gmail; Facebook’s “Like” button. What do these famous products have in common? They are all examples of when time spent outside the normal day to day project work led to new opportunities. Some companies call it “20% time”, some call it “dabbling”, some “hacking”…

Yi Chen in Social Tables Tech

Nov 30, 2016

My Victory Journey

Hi there, I joined the Social Tables Engineering team three months ago. It has been a great experience so far. Love the culture, love my team, love the product I’m building. ٩( ˃̶͈̀௰˂̶͈́ )و

Right now I’m working on Guest, a guest list management app. Our main front-end…

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Max Heiber in Social Tables Tech

Jul 22, 2016

Using JavaScriptCore in a Production iOS App

This post is about why we chose to use JavaScriptCore and what we learned. The biggest challenges to using JavaScriptCore in a production app were performance optimization for older devices and getting the build process right. Luckily, these problems…

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Sijie Tian in Social Tables Tech

Apr 12, 2016

#WHATWE’REREADING — April 10, 2016

Sijie Tian in Social Tables Tech

Mar 24, 2016

#WHATWE’REREADING — March 22, 2016

:> I am back. It’s been 1.382e+9 ms since last #WHATWE’REREADING update :(

Dan MacTough in Social Tables Tech

Feb 23, 2016

npm CLI Quick-Start for Organizations

At Social Tables, we have a number of private npm packages, and I needed to create a new user, grant that user read-only access to our private packages. The npm docs are great. Really great. Go there for details. But here are the key commands for this (probably…