Best Posts from Etsy Engineering Blog

As a global marketplace, Etsy offers support for a few dozen international currencies. Recently we decided to add the...

Until recently, search ranking at Etsy was powered by a gradient-boosted decision tree model. That was a model that p...

Etsy has long had comprehensive observability over its machine learning (ML) deployments from a software engineering ...

At Etsy, our product and machine learning (ML) teams are constantly working to make improvements to the experience of...

As a rule, users don’t like slow web pages. For online businesses, whose success depends on keeping customers engaged...

Introduction The first time I encountered it, Atul Gawande’s The Checklist Manifesto made intuitive sense to me. The ...

One year after Etsy's Frontend Engineering Group successfully swapped JavaScript Unit Testing tools, it was time to t...

Plurals at Etsy If you’ve ever been shopping online and encountered a message like “1 items added to cart” or even “1...

At Etsy, we’re focused on connecting our more than five million sellers with buyers around the world. Etsy sellers ha...

This article was originally written for LeadDev. In tech, we talk a lot about failing fast: implementing small, incre...

We launched Etsy’s iOS app way back in 2011, so we have a long and fruitful history in the App Store. The listing sc...

A few weeks ago, we relaunched our engineering blog, Code as Craft, and I want to share the story of why we did that....

Reducing crashes and increasing engagement with Etsy’s Android app through architecture Over the past couple of years...

A lot of talented management bloggers before me have focused on who should make the transition to engineering managem...

A few weeks ago we relaunched this Code as Craft blog, which hasn’t seen significant change since we first rolled it ...

With a catalog of more than 100 million magical listings, Etsy extensively relies on software infrastructure and mach...