I occasionally give a conference talk. I’m not a professional DevRel person, and the whole community doesn’t know who I am – so at the beginning of these talks, I usually put a “Who I Am” slide. This is the content of the slide from my library design patterns talk: Who am I? Engineering Manager … Continue reading Enterprise Software Developer→| Maggie's Blog
Hi All! I was very lucky to have TC39 conveniently hosted at my home-campus – Microsoft in Redmond Washington – this July. It made for a very easy commute, and an enjoyable time. Starting off on a non-code note, TC39 has elected a new chair – Rex Jaeschke. Rex will serve in this capacity for … Continue reading TC39 July 2017→| Maggie's Blog
Amazingly awesome crowd at JSConf EU today! Can’t believe how many people where here. Check it out: Packed house for @maggiepint on library design patterns. #jsconfeu pic.twitter.com/3m0MAAJeKQ — Tom Dale (@tomdale) May 7, 2017 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Thanks everyone for listening to me the whole time. A PDF version of the slides is here: JS Library Design … Continue reading JSConfEU 2017 – Thanks Everyone!→| Maggie's Blog
In my previous post, I discussed things that could be fixed in JavaScript’s date implementation – if we wanted to. In this post, I’ll discuss things that can’t be fixed R…| Maggie's Blog
I was privileged to represent the JS Foundation at TC39 in January of 2017. Check out this report on the JS foundation blog.| Maggie's Blog
It was awesome to see everybody at That Conference today. I was amazed at how much enthusiasm I got for the open spaces discussion along with the talk. These are the slides from today: That Conference Date and Time from Maggie Pint I hope to talk to some people tomorrow at 10:30 in the open … Continue reading That Conference→| Maggie's Blog
I’m super excited to highlight this awesome RFC from Lucas proposing to bring his Frozen Moment immutability plugin into the Moment.js core package as an optional add-on. This RFC proposes a new Moment namespace, moment.frozen that wrappers all Moment functions with code that will automatically clone the Moment before performing mutations, creating an immutable API. … Continue reading Immutability – It’s Happening!→| Maggie's Blog
Yesterday I wrote a post about how Moment.js isn’t immutable, and how it really isn’t in the cards for development right now. I think as a team, we are sometimes not great about communi…| Maggie's Blog
This post reflects my opinions about immutability in Moment.js. I do not speak for our entire team. About five months ago now, I joined the maintainers team of Moment.js. I actually didn’t ha…| Maggie's Blog
I’ve been off the blog for a while, which has to do with a lot of things going on in my life. That said, I’m happy to report that I’m back with stories about a big project –…| Maggie's Blog
