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Why MailChimp loves the web

Talkat ColdFront 2017 · 2017-09-05..09-06· [web-platform, developer-experience]
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MailChimp supports 16 million users sending over a billion emails per day and credits the web for fast feedback loops: a UI clock fix ships with d3 in 48 hours; removing plain‑text editing breaks workflows for 35,000 users affected and is reverted within days after complaints; API v3 adopts JSON Schema and a API playground with please fail header to let developers test error paths; a responsive rebuild in 2013 (six months, team of twelve) succeeds while a native editor diverges, later solved with a hybrid webview.

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  1. 0:00MailChimp loves the web
  2. 0:45Listen hard change fast
  3. 2:45My first story
  4. 4:37My second story
  5. 10:11The web is global
  6. 10:42Internationalization
  7. 15:20Documentation
  8. 16:28Underlying infrastructure
  9. 16:48Language pains
  10. 19:06Responsive redesign
  11. 24:36Mobile editor
  12. 25:38Being yourself
  13. 26:18Freaky animations
  14. 28:57Did You Mean
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