Read it or Throw it #149

1. Rust vs Go

2. Using Wisper to Decompose Applications (for Ruby Programmers)

3. The Three-Step Strategy to Study Hard Without Burning Out (by Scott H Young)

4. Toward a better programming (Chris Granger)

5. Increase Productivity by Building Your Muscle Memory (see also my talk here)

6. Charles Proxy - Web Debugging Proxy Application for Windows, OSX and Linux

7. Microservices - Not A Free Lunch! (HighScalability.com)

8. Secret StartupJobs in Israel

9. Amazon Will Pay You $5,000 to Quit Your Job

10. Apple Earns More Money Than HP, Google, Intel and Cisco Combined

Read it or Throw it #148

1. How to Increase Your Brain's Cache Hits? (by me)

2. Reversim Summit 2014 Videos

3. Leading Snowflakes - Become The Leader Your Engineers Need

4. Product Hunt - a daily leaderboard of the best new products

5. sysdig - a system exploration and troubleshooting tool

6. JavaScriptOO - every javascript project you should be looking into

7. gor - HTTP traffic replay in real-time. Replay traffic from production to staging and dev environments

8. ElasticBox - easily develop, deploy, and manage applications for any cloud

9. Microsoft open sources more of its .Net technologies

10. Amazon Dash

Read it or Throw it #147

1. Redis Desktop Manager - Redis GUI management tool for Windows, Mac OS X, Ubuntu and Debian

2. Genymotion - The Faster Android Emulator

3. Screenhero - Collaborative Screen Sharing

4. ngxtop - real-time metrics for nginx server

5. Oh My Zsh - Your terminal never felt this good before

6. Mithril - A Javascript Framework for Building Brilliant Applications

7. websocketd - turn any application that uses STDIN/STDOUT into a WebSocket server

8. Sublime is Sublime (Part 1)

9.  iOS apps crash more often than Android apps, according to report

10. How Facebook and Twitter built the best employee training programs in Silicon Valley 

Read it or Throw it #146

1. Is Ruby Fast Yet?

2. Commando - manage servers easily online

3. Changes in the Microsoft MVP Program - MVPs for Open Source Contributions (Scott Hanselman)

4. 16 Productivity OSX Apps Used By Shopify

5. A Day of Communication at GitHub (Zach Holman)

6. Gmail now always uses an HTTPS connection and encrypts all messages moving internally on Google’s servers

7. JsonStub - fake the backend while you develop the frontend

8. Raygun - exceptional Error Tracking

9. Timeful - the intelligent time manager

10. MoreSitesLikeThis

Read it or Throw it #145

1. 10 Years of Coding Horror

2. Check Out Atom, GitHub's New Development Editor

3. GitHub Flow

4. The WhatsApp Architecture Facebook Bought For $19 Billion

5. 10 Realtime Web Technology Predictions for 2014

6. Go Bootcamp - Everything you need to know to get started with Go

7. Alfred Github Workflow - GitHub command bar for Alfred 2

8. How to check memory usage of Chrome extensions

9. Spritz - Reading Reimagined

10. Why we procrastinate by Vik Nithy (TEDxYouth)

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