Read it or Throw it #134

1. Reuven Lerner's Newsletter

2. My Proposals for Reversim Summit 2014

3. The Future of JavaScript MVC Frameworks

4. DevDocs - multiple API documentations in a fast, organized, and searchable interface

5. dotvim - an attempt at The Ultimate Vim Configuration™ with focus on Rails development (by Astrails)

6. Help! Linux ate my RAM!

7. Why Docker? Why Not Chef?

8. What to Use on the Microsoft Stack

9. cmder - Console Emulator for Windows

10. Recommended Book: Chef Infrastructure Automation Cookbook

Read it or Throw it #133

1. How does variable scoping work in Python?

2. Fast and Flexible Monitoring with StatsD, Graphite and Librato

3. Dashboard: Tasseo

4. Multiplexing-savvy HTTP 2.0 should arrive in spring 2014

5. Scaling lessons learned at Dropbox, part 1

6. Amazon Kinesis - Real-Time Processing of Streaming Big Data

7. How Clutter Affects Your Brain (and What You Can Do About It)

8. 10 Habits of Remarkably Charismatic People 

9. Inside the Box - People don’t actually like creativity

10. Recommended Book: What Every Web Developer Should Know About HTTP

Read it or Throw it #132

1. Facebook Hires Chef to Juggle 150,000 Machines

2. Vagrant 1.4 has been released

3. Final Term - Terminal Emulator

4. High-Performance Browser Networking (by Ilya Grigorik)

5. node-jvm - java virtual machine in pure node.js

6. Flowdock - Chat & inbox for teams. One place to talk and stay up-to-date

7. import.io - Transform information from the web into useable data

8. varycode - Source code conversion online

9. Why I Will Never Work Out of an Office Again (by Avi Tzurel)

10. Google Location History

Read it or Throw it #131

1. Vim vs. Emacs (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3)

2. Swagger - A simple, open standard for describing REST APIs with JSON

4. JSter - JavaScript Libraries Catalog

5. explainshell - match command-line arguments to their help text

6. Do your own Agile… (by Avi Tzurel)

7. Amazon Prime Air

8. The cold emails that got me meetings at Twitter, LinkedIn and GitHub (by Iris Shoor)

9. Self-Discipline Comes First (by Scott H Young)

10. Active Listening (Wikipedia)

Read it or Throw it #130

1. We Analyzed 30,000 GitHub Projects – Here Are The Top 100 Libraries in Java, JS and Ruby (Takipi Blog)

2. Errbit - The open source, self-hosted error catcher

3. node.js Tools for Visual Studio

4. watson - inline issue manager

5. What it takes to run Stack Overflow

6. DigitalOcean - SSD Cloud Server, VPS Server, Simple Cloud Hosting

7. Sudden Progress on Prime Number Problem Has Mathematicians Buzzing

8. why the lucky stiff (Wikipedia)

9. The Duct Tape Programmer (Joel on Software)

10. Kano - A computer anyone can make (Kickstarter)

Read it or Throw it #129

1. React - A JavaScript library for building user interfaces (by Facebook)

2. GitHub's Explore Email - Interesting repositories delivered to your inbox

3. Four years of Go

4. AngularJS vs Ember

5. Best Ruby resources

6. List of Web Performance Optimization Resources (Wikipedia)

7. Amazon WorkSpaces

8. Microsoft and Xamarin Partner Globally to Help You Build Great Apps

9. Coin - Use One Coin for All of Your Cards

10. The Six Most Common Species Of Code (funny)

Read it or Throw it #128

1. Presto - Distributed SQL Query Engine for Big Data (by Facebook)

2. Scoop - a command-line installer for Windows

3. egghead.io - bite-sized web development training with AngularJS

4. How to make $100k in OSS by working hard

5. The Twelve-Factor App

6. Why Your IQ Matters Less Than You Think (by Scott H Young)

7. Hojoki - Collaboration for Dropbox, Google Drive, Evernote, Google Calendar and 30 other productivity tools

8. Gaming improves multitasking skills

9. We Work Remotely - Remote Jobs Board

10. Focus focus focus (39 songs) - free study and studying music (8tracks radio)

Read it or Throw it #127

1. Bold Moves are Often Easier than Small Ones (by Scott H Young)

2. Terminal in Chrome Devtools

3. actualvim - Sublime Text 3 input mode powered by Vim itself

4. localtunnel - instantly show localhost to the rest of the world (see also: ngrok)

5. Git 2.0 changes push default to ‘simple’

6. Lumosity Reaches 50 Million Members and 1.1 Billion Game Plays

7. Google Helpouts

8. Z-Type - an addictive HTML5 shooter game based around how fast you can type

9. Recommended TED talk - What makes us feel good about our work? (by Dan Ariely)

10. Recommended Book - The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business

Read it or Throw it #126

1. PredictionIO - Open Source Machine Learning Server

2. SQL Fiddle

3. Trending repositories on GitHub today

4. The Big List of D3.js Examples

5. JSDB.io - The Database of JavaScript Libraries

6. Tekpub Has Been Acquired

7. The Twelve-Factor App

8. RavenDB Studio 3.0, and why we moved from Silverlight to HTML5

9. How Much Does It Cost To Make An App?

10. The Importance of Knowing What You Know (by Scott H Young)

Read it or Throw it #125

1. Reversim Summit 2014 on 24-25 February - SAVE THE DATE!

2. Ruby Tapas - Awesome short screencasts by Avdi Grimm

3. Does .NET Have A Future?

4. PowerInbox - Your emails, more useful

5. The Ultimate IFTTT Guide: Use The Web's Most Powerful Tool Like A Pro

6. SublimeGit - Full-featured Git integration for Sublime Text

7. FriendCode - Reinventing coding, with the cloud

8. Anonymous Pro - a family of four fixed-width fonts designed with coding in mind

9.  Brief Diversions Vastly Improve Focus (ScienceDaily)

10. The Habits of Successful People: They Start Before They Feel Ready

Read it or Throw it #124

1. Learn X in Y Minutes: Scenic Programming Language Tours

2. BitTorrent Chat

3. MadEye - A web editor designed for remote pair programming

4. AtlasBoard - Wallboards and Dashboards for everyone

5. ungit - The easiest way to use git. On any platform. Anywhere

6. heimcontrol.js - Home automation in Node.js with Raspberry PI and Arduino

7. HTTP Archive - tracks how the Web is built

8. Hundredth monkey effect (Wikipedia)

9. Google Launches Web Designer, A Visual Tool For Building Interactive HTML5 Sites And Ads

10. draw.io

Read it or Throw it #123

1. CuBox-i mini computer goes up for pre-order

2. Twitter drops Ruby - The Bullshit

3. GitHubReminder - receive email reminders about forgotten starred repos

4. Alfred App - Productivity App for Mac OS X

5. Don't use Hadoop - your data isn't that big

6. Wearable Baby Monitor

7. The Search Engine Developer

8. Recommended Chrome Extension - Facebook Chat Privacy

9. The first book on NServiceBus is now out!

10. Recommended Book: Pro Git (the book is freely available in the book site)

Read it or Throw it #122

1. Hacker News All-Time Top Links

2. Janki Method Refined

3. Top Github Languages for 2013 (so far)

4. Newsletters Newsletters Newsletters. Oh My!

5. The All New Evernote Web Clipper 6 for Chrome - Evernote Blog Evernote Blog

6. SublimeText HexViewer

7. Factual - The Location Platform Enabling Mobile Personalization

8. What are the best programming fonts?

9. Angel - The First Open Sensor For Health And Fitness

10. Omate TrueSmart: Water-resistant standalone Smartwatch 2.0

Read it or Throw it #121

1. Flutter Wireless - Arduino with 1km+ range via Kickstarter

2. Hopscotch - a framework to make it easy for developers to add product tours to their pages

3. StatusPage.io - Hosted Status Pages for Your Company

4. Sifter - Simple bug and issue tracking

5. The Performance Golden Rule - Steve Souders

6. Rapportive - Get rich contact profiles right inside Gmail

7. Github for Writers

8. Kindle Matchbook - Amazon Will Give Discounted Ebook Copies to Hard Copy Owners

9. MyFitnessPal.com - Free Calorie Counter, Diet & Exercise Journal

10. Recommended Book: Confident Ruby - by Avdi Grimm

Read it or Throw it #120

1. Get out of the way, we are coding, Part II (Ayende)

2. The Year Without English (Scott H Young)

3. Just Delete Me - A directory of direct links to delete your account from web services

4. ZMap - The Internet Scanner

5. Pair Program with Me

6. FoundersNation - Find or become a startup Co-Founder

7. Duo Security - Two-Factor Authentication Made Easy

8. The Internet Wishlist

9. Fitbit Aria - Wi-Fi Smart Scale

10. Helen Fisher: Why we love, why we cheat (TED)

Read it or Throw it #119

1. CODE Mechanical Keyboard (see also Jeff Atwood's blog post: The CODE Keyboard)

2. Do Things that Don't Scale - by Paul Graham

3. Team Lead Toolbox: actionable lessons to systematically get better as a manager - by Oren Ellenbogen

4. How Many Hours a Day Should You Practice?

5. 8 Legal Uses For BitTorrent

6. Life is Too Short to Work with Assholes

7. Guard is Your Best Friend - Nettuts+ video by Jeffrey Way

8. USB 3.1 vs Thunderbolt

9. The Bilingual Brain -  advantages of  speaking more than one language

10. New to Exercise? Make Workouts Daily - by Scott H Young

Read it or Throw it #118

1. Package Control - the Sublime Text package manager

2. Woody Allen and the Art of Value Productivity

3. TextIt - Visually build interactive SMS Applications

4. Synergy - Mouse and keyboard sharing software

5. Technical Machine - JavaScript right on the hardware

6. Lingua.ly - Expand your vocabulary - It's fun, it's free

7. 23andMe - Genetic Testing for Health, Disease & Ancestry; DNA Test

8. Max Virtual - Wear it and Talk on the Go!

9. 12 Must Watch TED Talks for Entrepreneurs

10. 40 Maps They Didn’t Teach You In School

Read it or Throw it #117

1. No more yes. It's either HELL YEAH! or no.

2. Effective learning: Twenty rules of formulating knowledge

3. devdev.io - Choose the right tool for the job. Smartly

4. When Lousy Code Strikes, Google Dispatches Its Elite ‘Gopher Team’

5. Silicon Valley Goes Hollywood: Top Coders Can Now Get Agents

6. Devops Shmevops… we call it Ownership

7. The Rule of Three

8. Introducing Power-Ups: Calendar, Card Aging, and More

9. Number of Words in the English Language: 1,013,913

10. Neural Programmer (YouTube)

Read it or Throw it #116

1. Instant Server

2. Web Tracing Framework

3. Code Search

4. Vintageous: Vim emulation for Sublime Text 3

5. queues.io

6. Bitcast.io - a community-driven marketplace for software development screencasts.

7. Best Sleep Tracker

8. Thinkmap Visual Thesaurus - An online thesaurus and dictionary of over 145,000 words that you explore using an interactive map.

9. Recommended TED Talk: Meg Jay - Why 30 is not the new 20

10. Recommended Book: Switch - How to Change Things When Change Is Hard

Read it or Throw it #115

1. Xuntes

2. The Science of Breaking Out of Your Comfort Zone (and Why You Should)

3. Runscope - Debug and test your API, webhook and mobile back end service integrations

4. Code Review Stack Exchange

5. תוצרת כחול לבן: מחשב אנדרואידי קטנטן תמורת 100$

6. Pluralsight acquires PeepCode

7. Google Chromecast Brings Mobile Video to the Big Screen

8. The highest ROI way to increase signups: Make a minimal homepage

9. Recommended TED Talk - Amy Cuddy: Your body language shapes who you are

10. Recommended Book - Burst Productivity: How You Can Get It Done Now

Read it or Throw it #114

1. WakaTi.me - Automatic time tracking for your text editor

2. ascii.io - Share Your Terminal With No Fuss

3. How Emacs changed my life

4. One Hundred Ideas for Computing

5. Relately - Valuable Business Relationships

6. Floobits: Cross-editor real-time collaboration

7. WORDOID - Creative Naming Service

8. Recommended TED Talk: Your body language shapes who you are (Amy Cuddy)

9. Recommended Book: Becoming The 1%: How To Master Productivity And Rise To The Top In 7 Days

10. funny: Javapocalypse (YouTube video)

Read it or Throw it #113

1. NServiceBus 4.0 Released!

2. דרופבוקס מציגה: כונן קשיח וירטואלי שיתממשק עם כל תוכנה או אפליקציה

3. Netflix Open Source

4. Mocky - Mock your HTTP responses to test your REST API

5. TechCrunch - The Technical Interview Is Dead (And No One Should Mourn)

6. Anxiety Can Bring Out the Best

7. ascii.io - Record Your Terminal Share it with no fuss

8. SourceTree - Free Mercurial and Git Client for Windows and Mac

9. Shared Workforce - Robots Can't Do Everything

10. Recommended Book: How to Light Up a Room: 55 Techniques to Help You Increase Your Charisma, Build Rapport, and Make People Like You

Read it or Throw it #112

1. bliad - Perfecting your presentation skills

2. RavenDB 2.5: What is new here?

3. Israeli Startup Map

4. MYO - Gesture control armband by Thalmic Labs

5. Meta - The Most Advanced Augmented Reality Glasses

6. OrCam - a sensor that sees what is in front of you

7. Badgeville - Gamification Platform

8. 5 reasons why the future of Hadoop is real-time

9. The Wirecutter - a list of the best technology to buy

10. Helium Android App - Backup Your Android Apps And App Data Wthout Rooting Your Device

Read it or Throw it #111

1. Rails 4.0: Final version released!

2. Sublime Text 3 Public Beta

3. tmate - Instant terminal sharing

4. Packer - a tool for creating identical machine images for multiple platforms from a single source configuration

5. OzCode - Innovative debugging extension for Visual Studio

6. Happy now? Google’s giving you an easy way to put a satisfaction survey on your website

7. Google Calendar Live Widget - Android Apps on Google Play

8. KREYOS: The ONLY Smartwatch With Voice & Gesture Control

9. Danish Company Creates Software That Will Stop You From Printing A Gun

10. What Will Humans Look Like in 100,000 Years?

Read it or Throw it #110

1. Linux has better hardware support than OS X

2. 8 months in Microsoft, I learned these

3. Why Developers Are Such Cheap Bastards

4. מעסיקים, נא להתנהג בהתאם

5. האינטרנט הורג את יכולת החשיבה שלך

6. מעסיקים, נא להתנהג בהתאם

7. How to Use Feedback

8. The Quickest Way to Advance Your Career

9. The 10 Smartest Kids In The World (And The Crazy Math Problems They Can Solve)

10. Do You Stink? This Robot Will Tell You

Read it or Throw it #109

1. Particular Software - The most developer-friendly service platform for .NET

2. Confessions of an Oracle DBA (Part 1, Part 2, Part 3)

3. Elixir - functional meta-programming aware language built on top of the Erlang VM

4. This Simple Action Will Dramatically Grow Your LinkedIn Network

5. How to Prevent Employee Burnout

6. After Your Job Is Gone

7. Linkedin, Facebook, Google, Twitter, eBay, YouTube, Wikipedia, Amazon, Hotmail, Blogger, Apple: How they used to look

8. The Scientific 7-Minute Workout

9. focus@will

10. Recommended book: Internet Lifestyle Productivity: Master Time. Increase Profits. Enjoy Life!

Read it or Throw it #108

1. Most data isn’t “big,” and businesses are wasting money pretending it is

2. Doxie Go – Scan Anywhere. The rechargeable scanner with amazing software

3. 0 Bugs Policy

4. הגאון שבפנים

5. User Experience Trends for Admin Dashboards

6. Confirmation bias

7. JSON Generator – tool for generating random JSON data

8. Vocabulary.com - Learn Words - English Dictionary

9. Recommended Book: Eloquent Ruby

10. Recommended Book: How to be Totally Awesome

Read it or Throw it #107

1. Geektime (formerly knows as newsgeek)

2. Insidemy.co - The Startup Nation Feed

3. Where Is .NET Headed?

4. Knowing More Programming Languages Will Make You Smarter

5. (For what) Are Fortran, Cobol and Co. used today? (Stackoverflow)

6. A Step-by-Step Process to Teach Yourself Anything (in a Fraction of the Time)

7. Know Thy Complexities!

8. Hiring Wisdom: Top 10 Ways to Guarantee Your Best People Will Quit

9. Recommended Book: How to be a Totally Awesome Employee

10. ?האם אנשים נוטים להיות רעים מתוך חוסר אונים

Read it or Throw it #106

1. webzai
2. קוד פתוח לא בטוח… או בטוח שלא
3. Ghostlab - hostlab Synchronized testing for web and mobile

4. Hoodie - VERY FAST WEB APP DEVELOPMENT

5. המצאה של בן 19 עשויה לנקות 7,2500,000 טון של פסולת מהאוקיינוסים

6. תורת הניהול הפרימיטיבית
7. RavenDB & Locking indexes
8. Recommended Book: Practical Object-Oriented Design in Ruby: An Agile Primer
9. Recommended Book: How to Write Great Blog Posts that Engage Readers
10. Scrivener - the ultimate writing software

Read it or Throw it #105

1. האינטרנט חיסל את העתיד

2. בייבי איינשטיין

3. Strategy: Using Lots Of RAM Often Cheaper Than Using A Hadoop Cluster

4. What are the best programming fonts?

5. Chrome Logger - Server side application debugging

6. Service Virtualization as an Alternative to Mocking

7. Moving From Heroku to the Clean Cloud

8. The Paradox of Growth: Do Habits Hurt or Help You Learn?

9. Which is better for keeping your mind fit: physical or mental activity?

10. אל גור עם ספר מרתק על עתיד האנושות

Read it or Throw it #104

1. האשה שקיבלה אתכם לסטנפורד

2. האלגוריתם הירושלמי שלכד המחבלים בבוסטון

3. iBeam.it - Share It My Way - Follow It Your Way

4. Google: 'We'll track EVERY task on EVERY data center server'

5. Introducing Trello Business Class!

6. Vim: The Alpha and Omega

7. Year 2038 problem

8. High Intensity Interval Training: 3 Efficient Methods to Lose Weight Rapidly, Get Extra Fit and Reshape Your Body

9. Please, oh please, use git pull --rebase

10. David Christian: The history of our world in 18 minutes

Read it or Throw it #103

1. Want More Traffic? Time To Let The Dogs Out

2. TED Talks – What Derek Sivers Was Really Saying

3. How to enjoy trying to solve hard problems? - Personal Productivity Stack Exchange

4. גוגל תדאג לכם, גם לאחר המוות

5. typeahead.js - a fast and fully-featured autocomplete library

6. Top 10 Reasons I Like Postgres Over SQL Server

7. Really? Musical Training and Language Skills Enhance One Another

8. Nati Shalom's Blog: Real-Time Big Data with Storm, Cassandra, and XAP

9. Peter Principle (Wikipedia)

10. The Innovative Blood Monitoring Device Worn On Wrist That Steve Jobs May Have Liked

Read it or Throw it #102

1. Parallella: The $99 Linux supercomputer

2. How Developers Stop Learning: Rise of the Expert Beginner

3. What is the purpose of life?

4. Decaf : Ruby in the Browser

5. BitTorrent Sync - Automatically sync files via secure, distributed technology

6. Scaling Pinterest - From 0 To 10s Of Billions Of Page Views A Month In Two Years

7. SunDwater offers sun power to purify polluted water

8. Sleep: Everything You Need To Know

9. Five Best Sleep Tracking Gadgets or Apps

10. Facebook Emoticons

Read it or Throw it #101

1. נפטר אפי ארזי, אבי תעשיית ההיי-טק בישראל

2. Don't try to allocate memory until there is only x% free

3. Cap'n Proto - an insanely fast data interchange format and capability-based RPC system

4. Tachyon - Fault Tolerant Distributed File System With 300 Times Higher Throughput Than HDFS

5. Which Learning Methods Actually Work?

6. ?האם דג הזברה צפוי לשנות את פני הרפואה

7. Fujitsu Develops Technology That Turns Paper Into a Touchscreen

8. Fitbit Flex - Wireless Activity & Sleep Wristband

9. Roku Streaming Player

10. צפו: דומינו מ-10,000 אייפונים

Read it or Throw it #100

1. Automating Popularity

2. Principles of Software Engineering, Part 1

3. Pinching pennies when scaling in The Cloud

4. Assam: A VM in Ruby

5. Foxx – a lightweight Javascript application framework for ArangoDB

6. Easing Brain Fatigue With a Walk in the Park

7. בתוך עשור תעבור תעשיית הבשר מהאחו למדפסת התלת-ממדית

8. Why Do Some People Learn Faster?

9. Helios - open source framework for mobile

10. Wayback Letter - Pure Hacker News gold delievered to your mailbox daily or weekly

Read it or Throw it #99

1. Derek Sivers: Keep your goals to yourself

2. Show Up, Every Day

3. Amazon Acquires Social Reading Site Goodreads

4. Why I Spent 200 Hours Writing Culture Code Instead of Python Code

5. High Scalability - Using Gossip Protocols for Failure Detection, Monitoring, Messaging and Other Good Things

6. NServiceBus v4 – Beta1 is out

7. Docker - the Linux container runtime

8. Webkit גוגל זונחת את

9. Simple Is Banking 2.0, and We’ve Got Priority Access

10. Vimulator

Read it or Throw it #98

1. לפרוץ את הקוד של שפי גולדווסר

2. Switch Your Databases To Flash Storage. Now. Or You're Doing It Wrong

3. Janki Method - Using spaced repetition systems to learn and retain technical knowledge

4. בתוך עשור תעבור תעשיית הבשר מהאחו למדפסת התלת-ממדית

5. Nextdoor: Join the free private social network for your neighborhood

6. Paypal To Drop VMware From 80,000 Servers and Replace It With OpenStack

7. best-practices - Tidbits of developer best practices from around the web

8. Listen to Bitcoin

9. ThisIsWhyImBroke.com

10. RasPi Weekly: A Free, Weekly Raspberry Pi E-mail Newsletter

Read it or Throw it #97

this time 10 recommended talks from the awesome conference Reversim Summit 2013

1. Products have feelings too, by Iris Shoor

2. The Mathematical Side of User Happiness, by Roee Adler

3. Building Lightweight Products, by Uri Lavi

4. How To Fuckup, by Yosi Taguri

5. Distirbuted - reinventing the workplace, by Yoav Farhi

6. A Successful Git branching model with git-flow, by Igal Tabachnik

7. Big data in the cloud, by Nati Shalom

8. Vagrant and Puppet, your ops sketching board, by Ronen Narkis

9. Android App to the challenge, by Udi Cohen

10. Building Network and Battery Efficient Apps, by Ran Nachmani

more talks from the conference can be found at http://www.youtube.com/user/ran/videos

or at: http://www.reversim.com/

Read it or Throw it #96

1. If You Want to Be Fit, Don’t Buy New Running Shoes

2. What Matters More: Your Network or Skills?

3. Mathematics: What do grad students in math do all day?

4. The Minuum Keyboard Project

5. What If You Don’t Want to Pivot?

6. Yahoo! Continues To Attack Mobile, Buys News Gathering And Delivery Startup Summly, App Will Close

7. Anki - friendly, intelligent flashcards 

8. Oxbridge Notes (see also: http://www.oxbridgenotes.co.uk/other/web_development_flashcards)

9. Short Term Thinking vs Long Term Thinking

10. Google Killed Me

Read it or Throw it #95

1. 10 Case Studies To Help You Get More Clicks

2. Scott H Young

3. OverAPI.com - Collecting all the cheat sheets

4. Sublime Web Inspector - Debug Javascript right in the Sublime Text editor

5. Learning How to Learn

6. huboard - GitHub issues made awesome

7. How and why LinkedIn is becoming an engineering powerhouse

8. Google is about to learn a tough lesson

9. The Open-Closed Principle, in review

10. The science of how temperature and lighting impacts our productivity

Read it or Throw it #94

1. Diaspora and Tent: open alternatives to Facebook

2. Huginn - Your agents are standing by

3. I’ve Been Using Evernote All Wrong. Here’s Why It’s Actually Amazing

4. What Is Takipi (And How It All Started With A Downtime)

5. Announcing Kiln Harmony: the Future of DVCS

6. Big-Data-Real-Time-Performance

7. WebPlatform.org - Your Web, documented

8. Mural.ly - Google Docs for Visual People

9. Write in C - Let it be Cover - Piano

10. Someone Calculated How Many Calories A Mouse Click Burns

Read it or Throw it #93

1. Tent - protocol for distributed social networking and personal data storage

2. Coffitivity - Ambient noise to boost your workday creativity!

3. If You're Too Busy to Meditate, Read This

4. Confessions of A Job Destroyer

5. GeekDesk Review

6. MemStash - Stop forgetting. Start Remembering

7. A (rewritten) manifesto for error reporting

8. GET /browser.exe

9. Breaking down Amazon’s mega dropdown

10. sublime-gem-browser

Read it or Throw it #92

1. עיבוד 10 טרה-בייט ב-10 שניות על מחשב בעלות של 10,000 דולר

2. MessagePack - It's like JSON. but fast and small

3. Emmet — the essential toolkit for web-developers

4. Ruby 2.0.0-p0 is released

5. StormFly: Like a PC On Your Wrist

6. copperegg

7. The jQuery Plugin Registry

8. Completed Research behind Lumosity

9. 10 Ways You’re Wasting Other People’s Time

10. Seven Lessons from a Top-Down Change

Read it or Throw it #91

1. The Reality of Developer's Life

2. Learning Git Branching

3. Coding Confessional

4. BundleScout - Third-party library update tracking

(see also:Gemnasium)

5. typeahead.js

6. A simple rad way to pick colour swatches in your browser

7. Your Lifestyle Has Already Been Designed

8. HN: Tools of the trade, 2013 edition

9. Debuggex - A visual regular expression debugger, tester, and helper

10. Timelike: a network simulator