There’s a lot of collective knowledge about tagging and how it works, but everybody seems to have their own way of doing it and understanding it.
As the delicious engineer who was responsible for making sure the data integrity was maintained during transitions, I ran a series of audit tests on our bookmarks. This kept [...]
I’m not a performance person per se. I am a heuristics type of guy. Meaning you tell me a bunch of things to look out for, I get an understanding for those things, and if I agree, I’ll fix them. I work off lists
YSlow is therefore a boon to me. [...]
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