IRL: Chief Product Officer at Rest of World.
Past Life: VP of Product Technology at Hearst, Director of Product Engineering at The New Yorker, Quartz, and before that various roles across The New York Times. See LinkedIn.
Present on BlueSky, rarely on Instagram, and previously on Twitter (archive). You can find contributions I’ve made on Github and StackOverflow.
See all subway trains across 498 stations in near real-time.
A web performance tracker that ranks articles by load time, encouraging continuous improvement in speed and UX
A revival of an original project at The New York Times, delivering a continuous stream of newly published stories.
Before frameworks and devtools, we built the web with tables, spacer GIFs, and a lot of trial and error.
This summer I took my first sabbatical. It was a relatively new policy and I didn’t have much time to…
Most people don’t spend time thinking about CSS selectors, and honestly, even most developers probably don’t have “favorites.” But every…
Back in 2009, I submitted a project to The New York Times’s internal Tech Challenge: a demo called Times Now, later…
Looking back at the beginning of Quartz In early 2012, I was living in Seattle. I’d left The New York…