Read it or Throw it #158

1. awesome-awesomeness - A curated list of awesome awesomeness

2. Ruby Bookmarks - Ruby and Ruby on Rails Bookmarks Collection

3. GoRails

4. The fallacy of distributed transactions (by Ayende)

5. Where do ideas come from? (by Avdi Grimm)

6. 10 Program Busting Caching Mistakes

7. NSBCon 2014

8. The "Just In Time" Theory of User Behavior (Coding Horror)

9. Drunk User Testing - Test Your Site

10. The psychology of side projects: How creative hobbies improve our performance at everything

Read it or Throw it #157

1. The March Towards Go

2. The Myth of the Full-stack Developer

3. "Fat model, skinny controller" is a load of rubbish

4. The Fallacy of Shared Entity Model (by Ayende)

5. Trello on Your Wrist

6. 42 Newsletters for Developers - The Ultimate List (by Takipi)

7. Lua: A Guide for Redis Users

8. Redis Transactions

9. Here’s The Schedule Very Successful People Follow Every Day

10. Recommended Talk: Go Ahead, Make a Mess (by Sandi Metz)

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Inspiring Quote: 

" Simplicity is prerequisite for reliability "

      Edsger Dijkstra

Read it or Throw it #156

1. Beware the common infrastructure (Ayende)

2. Data Context Interaction: The Evolution of the Object Oriented Paradigm

3. Xiki: The Command Revolution

4. git-cherry-pick

5. Using Spaced Repetition Software to Master Vim

6. 0xDBE - a new IDE that offers advanced database tools for DBAs and developers (by JetBrains)

7. Docker 1.0

8. Comparison of Ruby Programming Language Implementations

9. Life Hacking: The Meaning of Life (by Derek Sivers)

10. Recommended Talk: Why You Don't Get Mock Objects (by Gregory Moeck) 

Read it or Throw it #155

1. Apple's top secret Swift language grew from work to sustain Objective C, which it now aims to replace

2. ElasticSearch Scores $70M In Series C To Fund Growth Spurt

3. 5 Reasons to Use Protocol Buffers Instead of JSON For Your Next Service

4. RavenDB Migration Assistance Services now available

5. Moore's Law is Crap (by Steve Yegge)

6. HTTP API design guide extracted from work on the Heroku Platform API

7. 10 Lessons I Learned from a Year of Productivity Experiments

8. Where Silicon Valley gets its talent

9. Silicon Valley (TV Series 2014– ) - IMDb

10. Recommended Talk: Rules (by Sandi Metz)

Read it or Throw it #154

1. How deep are your unit tests? (StackOverflow)

2. Git v2.0.0 - what changed, and why should you care

3. RubyMotion 3.0 Sneak Peek: Android Support

4. Announcing Xamarin 3

5. ViewDNS.info - Your one source for DNS related tools

6. The Boy Scout Rule

7. On that Microservices thing (Udi Dahan)

8. fzf - Fuzzy finder for your shell

9. Things you didn't know about Git

 10. Recommended Talk: Boundaries (by Gary Bernhardt)

Read it or Throw it #153

1. Test Isolation Is About Avoiding Mocks (by Gary Bernhardt)

2. Qualities of Tests (by Corey Haines)

3. Jim Weirich on Exceptions

4. Redis, MongoDB and the Power of Incremency

5. #1000 (The 1000th blog post of Scott H Young)

6. Saas Service: Hosted InfluxDB + Grafana

7. The Next Big Thing You Missed: One Day, You’ll Google the Physical World With a Scanner Like This

8. Life Hacking - Loving what I used to hate (by Derek Sivers)

9. Recommend Resource: SaaS Club

10. Recommended Talk - Architecture the Lost Years (by Robert C. Martin)

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1. Meet the Italian Who Beat Google to Web Search -- and Gave It Away

2. Hacker News Poll: What database does your company/you use?

3. Announcing Dropbox Webhooks

4. RocksDB - A persistent key-value store for fast storage environments

5. Trailer.app keeps tabs on GitHub pull requests across repositories, directly in OS X Notification Center

6. Syncthing - Open Source Continuous Replication / Cluster Synchronization Thing

7. Why Google doesn’t care about college degrees, in 5 quotes (VentureBeat)

8. Awesome resource for Rubyists: RubyTapas

9. Recommended Talk: Demanding Professionalism in Software Development (Robert C. Martin)

10. Recommended Book: Understanding the Four Rules of Simple Design (by Corey Haines)

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