Paul Bakaus, a web developer who worked at Google, writes about web performance, UI motion, canvas games, and AMP.
HN commenters link his canvas games post and his AMP misconceptions article; one disputes his claim that AMP being a Google project is a misconception.
> #2: “AMP is a Google project”
This is not a misconception. Literally every AMP "Core Committer" is a Google employee, all contributions are subject to a Google CLA which includes a patent grant, every AMP page must include a third party script hosted by Google, and it's impossible to opt-out of Google's AMP Cache, which preferentially links to and re-hosts your content on Google's servers instead of allowing you to receive and analyze your own traffic.
AMP allows outside contribution, but it is absolutely a Google project.
Edit: This point seems especially disingenuous since the author is a Google employee in Developer Relations: https://paulbakaus.com/about/. His job role is literally "Web Advocacy lead for AMP" https://www.linkedin.com/in/paulbakaus.
Reminds me of Paul Bakaus' Aves Gaming Engine (also canvas based and isometric view).
He was very active documenting his research on it's performance: http://paulbakaus.com/2010/07/19/why-canvas-is-not-an-obvious-choice-for-web-games/