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Reducing Slack’s memory footprint

Reducing Slack’s memory footprint

@Slack Engineering
Our desktop app is the most widely used and most capable Slack client that we offer. For many of our customers, it is one of just a few apps they keep…
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Making Slack Faster By Being Lazy: Part 2

Making Slack Faster By Being Lazy: Part 2

@Scott Schiller
This is a continuation of Part 1, covering some highlights and lessons learned from a refactor of the way the Slack desktop client fetches messages. I…
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Making Slack Faster By Being Lazy

Making Slack Faster By Being Lazy

@Scott Schiller
Software performance is like a series of card tricks: Do less up front. Be really lazy. Prepare in the background. Be one step ahead of …
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Getting to Slack faster with incremental boot

@Mark Christian
At Slack, we’re on a mission to make people’s working lives simpler, more pleasant, and more productive — improving the performance of our products fa…
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Making Slack Feel Like Slack

Making Slack Feel Like Slack

@Slack Engineering
Our plans for deduplicating client code and improving edge caching
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