I have known about JavaScript generator functions for years, but never really found a reason to use them. They always felt a bit like over-engineering, but recently, while working on Servo DevTools, I finally found a real use case for function* JavaScript

When function* JavaScript Finally Made Sense

Last week, I spoke about Servo at the Ubuntu Summit on its 20th anniversary. It was both humbling and inspiring to share the same stage with the CEO of Canonical, Mark Shuttleworth. Here is a small story about how Ubuntu and open source have played a big role in my life and career

Speaking at Ubuntu Summit 2024

Just after Open source summit in Seattle last month, I gave a talk about Servo at Seattle Rust User Group meetup. It was a good crowd, with lots of interest and many questions. Loved it 💚

Servo at Seattle Rust User Group Meetup

Its been close to 1.5 years since Servo has been restarted by Igalia. How is Servo doing? What are our plans? Lots of people have been curious about the progress we have made so far. Last month I was in Seattle to present our work at the Open Source Summit

Servo Reboot: where are we now? OSS-NA 2024

Virtual Manifest Vs Package Manifest. Overriding dependency in Packages from Virtual Manifest

Virtual Manifest and Package Manifest

Heap allocation refers to allocating memory on the heap, which is an area of memory managed by the operating system. I will be focusing on Box< T > and Vec< T > methods in this post

Rust

When function* JavaScript Finally Made Sense

Speaking at Ubuntu Summit 2024

Servo at Seattle Rust User Group Meetup

Servo Reboot: where are we now? OSS-NA 2024

Virtual Manifest and Package Manifest

Heap allocations in Rust