Reposted by Lily Lou
After three years, front-end developer @lilylou.bsky.social is moving on from Rest of World. Before she goes, she shares some of the projects she’s most proud to have built:
restofworld.org/inside/three...
restofworld.org/inside/three...
Three Years in Product: What I Built
I joined Rest of World in 2022 as one of the two front-end developers. Three years, one redesign, and many rounds of confetti later, I’m wrapping up—and reflecting on the projects I’m most proud of.
restofworld.org
May 27, 2025 at 6:06 PM
After three years, front-end developer @lilylou.bsky.social is moving on from Rest of World. Before she goes, she shares some of the projects she’s most proud to have built:
restofworld.org/inside/three...
restofworld.org/inside/three...
Reposted by Lily Lou
Before she left, Lily wrote this reflection on her time at @restofworld.org - what she built, and what she learned. restofworld.org/inside/three...
Three Years in Product: What I Built
I joined Rest of World in 2022 as one of the two front-end developers. Three years, one redesign, and many rounds of confetti later, I’m wrapping up—and reflecting on the projects I’m most proud of.
restofworld.org
May 27, 2025 at 9:04 PM
Before she left, Lily wrote this reflection on her time at @restofworld.org - what she built, and what she learned. restofworld.org/inside/three...
Reposted by Lily Lou
nontechnical version:
this is a big deal + huge step for transparency! most companies keep their code private/proprietary, but bc ours is public, you can literally see every implementation (how we make buttons blue, how mute lists work, etc) & what we're working on at any given moment
this is a big deal + huge step for transparency! most companies keep their code private/proprietary, but bc ours is public, you can literally see every implementation (how we make buttons blue, how mute lists work, etc) & what we're working on at any given moment
May 15, 2023 at 9:03 PM
nontechnical version:
this is a big deal + huge step for transparency! most companies keep their code private/proprietary, but bc ours is public, you can literally see every implementation (how we make buttons blue, how mute lists work, etc) & what we're working on at any given moment
this is a big deal + huge step for transparency! most companies keep their code private/proprietary, but bc ours is public, you can literally see every implementation (how we make buttons blue, how mute lists work, etc) & what we're working on at any given moment