Read it or Throw it #144

1. Atom - A hackable text editor for the 21st Century

2. Neovim vim's rebirth for the 21st century

3. Rumors of Ruby's Demise

4. RavenDB 3.0 Status Update

5. go - Automate and streamline the build-test-release cycle for worry-free, continuous delivery of your product

6. Bucky - Open Source Real User Monitoring

7 . Feature Preview: Vagrant Share

8. Project Tango - give mobile devices a human-scale understanding of space and motion

9. Project Ara: Inside Google’s Bold Gambit to Make Smartphones Modular

10. Can You Make Yourself Smarter? (YouTube)

Read it or Throw it #143

1. GoodUI

2. YourLanguageSucks

3. PopClip for Mac

4. Gulp, Grunt, Whatever

5. Sublimall - the way to sync and save your SublimeText configuration everywhere

6. Saying Goodbye To Python

7. How We Went from 30 Servers to 2: Go

8. Facebook Knows When You're About to Update Your Relationship Status

9. How Things Change

10. Apple patents sensor-packed health monitoring headphones with 'head gesture' control

Read it or Throw it #142

1. If you had to start over, what technologies would you learn in 2014? (by Scott Hanselman)

2. ThoughtWorks Technology Radar

3. Micro Services (by Tikal)

4. Practicing Ruby's Public Archive

5. Google is working on a way to run Chrome apps without the full Chrome process

6. Microsoft could bring Android apps to Windows

7. With Chromebooks A Success, Google Adds Focus On Chromeboxes

8. Run Chrome Apps on mobile using Apache Cordova

9. SanDisk Ultra Dual USB Drive

10. Brief diversions vastly improve focus

Read it or Throw it #141

1. All the pieces of a feature (Ayende)
2. Grunt: The JavaScript Task Runner

3. Top 10 Startups Built on Docker

4. Micro Service Architecture

5. Why Graphite

6. The Most Revealing Job Interview Question

7. The RedMonk Programming Language Rankings: January 2014

8. A tmux Tutorial and Primer

9. Here’s What Would Make Google’s Smartwatch Awesome

10. Fun is the Future: Mastering Gamification (YouTube)

Read it or Throw it #140

1. Ruby is more than Rails (from my new blog)

2. 25 awesome tools every developer should have

3. Hidden Productivity Secrets With Alfred

4. Mobile Usability Designs to Learn From

5. How Google Backs Up The Internet Along With Exabytes Of Other Data (HighScalability.com)

6. GitHub Guides

7. How To Become Uber Productive While Working For Yourself

8. The Great Code Club

9. The Pretotyping Manifesto (YouTube)

10. US to mandate V2V car-to-car communications for safer roads