Jake Beats Wikipedia - HTTP203

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Jake tells Paul all about his recent performance work, and his attempts to be faster than Wikipedia at rendering their own content.

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Tags:
google
GDS
London
english
aerotwist
paul lewis
jake archibald
jaffathecake
chrome developer
app
site
Wikipedia (Information Source)
performance
javascript
product: chrome
fullname: Jake Archibald
Location: LON
Team: Scalable Advocacy
Type: DevByte
GDS: Full Production