Hello.

It's been an incredible two years at Google! The first year was amazing, but the second year was even better. I spoke at Google IO, traveled to numerous countries giving presentations, and saw Web Intents become a real project. I even got misquoted on TechCrunch! I also spent more time in Liverpool and worked with developers throughout the UK. I'm excited about the future and continuing to improve the user experience on the web.

During our Google IO talk on Mobile Web Development, we received a great question about handling AppCache storage limits in modern browsers. Our approach was straightforward: we primarily used AppCache for program code, including CSS and JS, along with the main page. Our application's size remained manageable, helped by minifying the JS in our production build using uglifyJS. Although we could have compressed the CSS, we prioritized ease of development. If space became an issue, our plan was to AppCache only form-factor specific code and assets, but thankfully, that wasn't necessary.

My first year at Google has been an incredible journey. It's been a whirlwind of experiences, from joining the company after selling my Twitter web-app to working alongside industry experts like Chris Messina and Tim Bray. I started as a Developer Programs Engineer for iGoogle and Google Chrome in London, and later transitioned to a Developer Advocate role. My first month at the Mountain View campus was an intense learning experience. I've traveled extensively, presented at various events (including Google Developer Days in Munich, Moscow, and Prague), and contributed to the launch of the Chrome Web Store. I'm excited to see what the future holds, including speaking at Google IO and working with more developers outside of London.