Chip Black

If you've used Semaphor, you've probably noticed a different kind of optical code used for setting up accounts on mobile devices. It looks kind of like a QR code, but it's made out of the triangular shapes that make up the SpiderOak product branding design.

What happens when the compiler lies to you? In one of our recent internal builds, we discovered a curious regression in the attachment button. It just simply stopped working. When I inspected the code, I found this and had a good head scratch.

Every message you send and read in Semaphor is a Markdown document so we're always looking for ways to improve the performance of rendering Markdown. We wondered how easy it would be to integrate WebAssembly into a React component, replacing the `render()` function...