
Engineering @EF | React Native
Boston, MA
Joined November 2012
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Visualizing every BlueBike ride in 2025:
- 📆 Select a day and scrub through time
- 🔬 Zoom in on specific rides to see details
- 📊 See how many rides are active at any given time
ride.ericzeiberg.com
Reminds me of the guy who tried to make a model to predict flight delays in Europe in order to farm delay compensation vouchers
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A UConn legend forever 👏
Thank you, Alex Karaban 🙌 #MarchMadness
Thinking of introducing a cool UI/UX pattern into your app?
Look at the leaders in the space (like AirBnb on mobile, or Netflix on desktop / TV)
If they don’t do it, it means they’ve probably run a test and found that it isn’t effective!
No need to reinvent the wheel
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Replying to @CambMA
Great report! For those who want to see a visual representation of how folks get around on @RideBluebikes, I built a tool:
replay.ericzeiberg.com
This + wrapping everything in useCallback or useMemo
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Word of the day: Sneckdown
After a snowstorm, cars will naturally carve out the paths that they actually need
The space they’re not using can be reimagined for something more useful!
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Visualizing every BlueBike ride in 2025:
- 📆 Select a day and scrub through time
- 🔬 Zoom in on specific rides to see details
- 📊 See how many rides are active at any given time
ride.ericzeiberg.com
Powered by @vercel, @openstreetmap, Deck GL, OSRM
Thanks to @RideBluebikes for the data!
Blog post coming soon with more details on how I built this
In an era where LLMs are allowing devs to write more and more code, I feel like @github should be prioritizing fixing the clunky dinosaur that is their PR + code review feature set, especially for large changsets…
Wrote a blog post about how the @EF engineering team handles the unique challenge of maintaining multiple mobile apps from one codebase. Check it out below!
eftech.com/blog/posts/multi-…
Very cool concept! @Pragmatic_Eng reported recently that Meta has begun to roll out a similar concept internally, known as "trajectories"


















