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