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I'm crying: We kicked off the X.com rewrite this spring and it was a massive undertaking. The old web stack from 2006 was one of the last things holding back growth & engineering velocity. With a new Android app, a refreshed iOS app, and a completely rebuilt web stack, X has finally arrived to the promised land of product development: The only constraint now is what the team can dream up.Read original on X
Last week, I gained access to the new X Web due to a misconfiguration I contacted the team, and they subsequently fixed it Today, X announced they’re rolling out the new site, starting in IndonesiaRead original on X
The new version of 𝕏 for web is significantly faster, with cleaner UI and better interactions across the board. It also takes advantage of XDS, our brand new component library. I'm excited to see it roll out to more people in the coming weeks/months. Great effort from the whole eng and design team.Read original on X
X rebuilds its 2006 web stack and launches a new Android app
X rebuilds its 2006 web stack and launches a new Android app
X rebuilds its 2006 web stack and launches a new Android app