January 2012
1 post
Never create Ruby strings longer than 23... →
December 2011
29 posts
Tools of the Trade →
Nice set of CSS tools.
schneems/wicked →
Use wicked to make your Rails controllers into step-by-step wizards.
Terminal: Beyond Ctrl+A and Ctrl+E →
Never too late to learn this.
Fake It →
Put Your Best People On Your Most Boring... →
You've Probably Read Enough →
Just a flashback from yesterday.
I’ve stumbled upon yet another blog post about hiring developer. For God’s sake, why does everyone needs to write that it’s hard, most likely you’re going to fail and you should aim for the best.
Oh, and these productivity tips…
TextMate 2 + rmate = Awesome →
Textmate 2 Tips →
Introducing the Large Hadron Migrator →
What is #devexp? →
jquery.mentionsInput →
Google Circles and Path 2.0: How good UI design... →
I agree. I’ve never used Google’s Circles. I enjoy using Path just because it’s new,
Circles seem like an idea from engineers to engineers. Everything needs to have its little space / category / tag / you name it. This is wrong. Focus on the big picture.
That’s why I don’t tag my contacts anymore. It’s just impossible.
Copycats →
One of the best posts I’ve read recently.
Node.js is good for solving problems I don’t have →
Zach Waugh: How I name my apps →
Why We Moved Off The Cloud at Mixpanel Engineering →
Ruby concurrency explainined →
Are you thinking of working for a start up? →
DataMapper Retrospective →
Don't Be A Free User →
Very handy chart.
Charging for APIs...SRSLY? →
the node.js aesthetic →
Guess Which Silicon Valley Startup Is Hiring All... →
LOL.
CoffeeScript Means Giving Up on JavaScript →
That’s a valid argument. CoffeeScript looks nice but where’s the added value?
What Powers Instagram: Hundreds of Instances,... →
Impressive. And very useful look into all the mysterious backend techniques you can imagine.
Cloud email service price comparison →
The 5 Best Toys of All Time →
Inspiring (I shit you not).
Path →
I have no idea why would I need Path, but it’s the most beautiful application on my phone.
November 2011
29 posts
Whatever works for you →
Don't steal a hackers computer →
YOU HAVE GOT TO SEE THIS.
So. →
So, how many would even consider Scala if it wasn’t for Twitter?
“Instead of that, I recommend that you do what you love because you love doing...”
– Watch a VC use my name to sell a con. | jwz
If PHP Were British →
Configuration for Rails, the Right Way →
Hosted Private Gem Server →
Google's Android Market estimated to earn just 7%... →
localtunnel: instantly show localhost to the rest... →
WHY STEVE JOBS DIDN’T DO TIMESHEETS →
NoSQL No More: Let’s double down with MoreSQL →
Tagged with humor, but still…
Why Kindle Fire Reviews Are All Over the Place →
I’ve never believed in Amazon’s tablet. Not just because it’s Android (yes, I’m a bit biased).
Amazon makes great readers. All the other fields are new for Amazon’s devices - and that includes web browsing, music, videos etc. Apple had the privilege to make the first world-wide accepted tablet device and now every other maker needs to compare its products with iPad....
Witamy w konsumenckim niebie, czyli moje przygody... →
Jeśli ekscytujemy się obsługą klienta na przyzwoitym poziomie to jest z nami bardzo źle.
Case Study of 10M download game, monetized through... →
Really, that bad?
The plumber programmer →
5 Reasons Why You Have No Credibility with... →
ebookpoint
ebookpoint kusi 20% rabatem na książki. książki są bez DRM-ów.
prawdopodobnie dlatego, że beznadziejna lista tytułów gwarantuje to, że i tak nikt nie będzie chciał ich nielegalnie kopiować (a co dopiero kupić).
A few git tips you didn't know about →
Near-Perfect Young Dinosaur Fossil Found in... →
To a one year-old, a magazine is an iPad that... →
Amazing or scary?