At a company as large as LinkedIn, service degradation isn’t a question of “if” so much as “when,” and when things do break, we need to escalate as quickly as possible to make sure the problem gets fixed. This usually takes the form of calling up an on-call engineer, but what if this person doesn’t answer the phone? In the past, LinkedIn addressed this question...
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Co-authors: Chad Hietala and Sarah Clatterbuck Editor’s note: This is a continuation of a two-part series about the Glimmer Virtual Machine used in Ember.js for rendering. The previous post looked at how the AoT compiler stack allowed us to drastically reduce the payload size of all Ember applications by moving to a JSON-based wire format instead of an...
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In July 2016, LinkedIn unveiled Open19, a new project with the aim to establish open standards for servers based on a common form factor to change the way future data centers will be built. Since that time, we have received an outpouring of support and interest from the community in both the project and the vision behind it. So, in keeping with our open source...
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In this video, we caught up with Tom Dale, a Senior Staff Software Engineer and one of the creators of the Ember.js framework, to hear...
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This post was updated on June 15, 2017 Co-authors: Shangshang Feng, Yabin Kang, and Dan Vinegrad At LinkedIn, we often develop web...
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Coauthors: Chad Hietala and Sarah Clatterbuck At LinkedIn, we use Ember.js as our client-side web application framework. This is part...
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