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Category Archives: Web
Rebuilding and Migrating a Session Management System with Zero Downtime
Migrating DoorDash’s business-critical session management system in a disruption-free manner required careful planning and monitoring.
Managing React State on DoorDash’s Item Modal Using the Class Pattern
DoorDash’s Item Modal, one of the most complex components of our app and web frontends, shows customers information about items they can order.
Serving Multiple Websites and Business Logic From a Single Platform
Building flexibility into the DoorDash platform lets us scale to serve a variety of retailers.
2020 Hindsight: Building Reliability and Innovating at DoorDash
DoorDash recaps a number of its engineering highlights from 2020, including its microservices architecture, data platform, and new frontend development.
Implementing Theming in DoorDash’s Design Language System
Adding the concept of Theming to DoorDash’s design language system made it easier for engineers to use standardized design elements in all of our products.
Building the Caviar Web Experience Using Reusable React Components on the DoorDash Platform
Adding Caviar to the DoorDash platform meant building a whole new web experience with reusable React components.
Things to Keep in Mind When Integrating a Map Feature to a Web App
When DoorDash added a pickup option for customers, complementing our existing delivery service, we needed to build a map to ensure a smooth user experience.
How we Designed Road Distances in DoorDash Search
One of our goals at DoorDash is to surface to consumers a wide range of stores that are quickly deliverable to their given address.
Why We Use KIF-Quick for User Interface Tests
At DoorDash our engineering teams are constantly building out new code to improve our user interface (UI) on iOS.