Sean Thomas Larkin

@TheLarkInn

Speaker, engineer, Core Team, Developer Advocate, 🐓 Farmer. Views are my own. TPM . Chronic Typos. Always bet on JS

Seattle, WA
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    29 Jun 2017

    Welp, it's pretty damn official now. I'm joining EdgeHTML Team working as a PM for F12 DevTools. WATCH OUT

    I just published “Leaving for Microsoft”
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  2. 37 minutes ago

    So freaking cool: Killer collaborative work by the and teams to implement babel-preset-typescript. Trying out babel7 beta w/ 4. Even type errors eloquently show as warnings. That tiny 14 line config => preset ;-)

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    2 hours ago

    hey JJ auntie schiffizzers, what's the latest

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    1 hour ago

    Ultimately it’s not about being perfect the first time but about demonstrating you want to build mutual trust and can be relied upon

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    1 hour ago

    Tip for getting your code merged into open source projects: the variable you want to maximize is “from a ten-second glance does it look like this person knows what they’re doing?”

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  6. 3 hours ago

    To those looking to contribute to for the first time: Wanted to point out a really neat technique takes to answer "what can I work on". Most PR's are //TODO's that he found in src. Here's a great example!

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    6 hours ago

    Our New Year's resolution: Step up our support of open source sustainability! We are starting with a monthly sponsorship of , , and ❤️. For details see

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  8. 4 hours ago

    This is such a inspiring way to start out 2018. Let's support open source. Go to your boss, ask them what it would take to sponsor and _invest_ in one of these projects. I'm interest to hear their answers.

    Our New Year's resolution: Step up our support of open source sustainability! We are starting with a monthly sponsorship of , , and ❤️. For details see
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    Jan 4

    📣 WOAH - is officially the first Platinum Sponsor of Preact! 🎉😍

    , , and 3 others
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  10. Retweeted
    6 hours ago

    using webpack tour, i was able to understand in a really deep way how webpack works internally, now i'm just looking for any chance to submit a PR. If you know any, let me know :P

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    11 hours ago

    Started Round 3 today and 's Webpack Academy - a great course to get started with the core concepts 💚👩🏻‍💻

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    17 hours ago

    A huge thanks to all of 's backers on It makes a big difference and helps ensure the future of the project.

    . is sponsoring on
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    Jan 4

    🔥🔥🔥🔥 HOT OFF THE PRESSES! 4.0.0-alpha.3 🔥🔥🔥🔥 What's new: Lot's of things!!! But my favorite is this: JSON Tree Shaking 🙀 Also: !!! entry, output, mode are defaulted now. No config (unless you need it). See changelog: RT!

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    17 hours ago

    Is webpack hard to pick up? Well not really if you start small and build up from there. It ticked more boxes for me than grunt and gulp which were just limited by comparison. Webpack seems to have a solution for everything and there are great people around to help you on the way.

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    18 hours ago

    who writes vanilla JS these days hahaha

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  16. 21 hours ago

    Maybe this tweet will show up. Escaping https\/\/twitter.com/thejameskyle/status/949030689302708224 incase twitter mangles.

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  17. 21 hours ago

    Heh, these design ideas look eriely similar to our webpack/concord module specification. At least at first glance.

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  18. 22 hours ago

    Thanks for an awesome updated section on Code Splitting in the React docs. Looks great!🙇

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    Jan 4
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    You're welcome! The webpack community is awesome. Contributing to the tools that make my dev life easier and more pleasant is the least I could do. Thank you!

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    Jan 3

    I've got a version of babel-loader locally that is passing an ESTree-compatible AST back to webpack@next (no double-parse). Anyone have a large project using that is also compatible with webpack 4 alpha already? Wanting to do some profiling.

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  21. 22 hours ago

    If you have a project that uses Babel and have tried webpack 4, we'd love to have you try this out! Looking for real world examples that we can test to validate big perf wins w/ Babel and lazy parsing.

    I've got a version of babel-loader locally that is passing an ESTree-compatible AST back to webpack@next (no double-parse). Anyone have a large project using that is also compatible with webpack 4 alpha already? Wanting to do some profiling.
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