January 2012
24 posts
“Before I start writing a single line of code, I write the README and fill it...”
– How I Develop Things and Why
Jan 27th
Useful CSS Snippets for Your Coding Arsenal →
Jan 27th
1 note
FREE Online Course: Programming for the Web with... →
Jan 26th
WatchWatch
TDD with Javascript
Jan 26th
Jan 25th
Build Awesome Command-Line Applications in Ruby →
Jan 24th
Jan 23rd
Sculpting text with regex, grep, sed and awk →
Jan 23rd
HTML5 Please →
Jan 23rd
REST worst practices →
Jan 20th
Captain Obvious on JavaScript →
Jan 20th
Building a jQuery Mobile Application →
Jan 20th
The Top 10 Javascript MVC Frameworks Reviewed →
Jan 20th
From jQuery to JavaScript: A Reference →
Jan 20th
Git Cheat Sheet →
Jan 16th
"Learn To Code, Get a Job" According To CNN →
CNN is running an opinion article that talks about Michael Bloomberg’s taking part in CodeAdacemy’s CodeYear program, which aims to teach average people to learn enough to work as a Software Developer by year end. I’m trying to not be elitist in judging this article and those involved, but I’m curious as to what /. thinks of this questionable plan.
Jan 13th
Mixu's Node book →
Jan 12th
dochub →
Jan 10th
git - the simple guide →
Jan 9th
WatchWatch
Paul Irish - London JS
Jan 6th
HOWTO: Native iPhone/iPad apps in JavaScript →
Though it’s not widely known, you can write native-feeling iOS apps for the iPhone and iPad in JavaScript (+ HTML and CSS).
Jan 6th
30 free programming eBooks →
Jan 6th
“People don’t know that vi was written for a world that doesn’t exist...”
– Bill Joy
Jan 4th
The pitfalls of using objects as maps in... →
Jan 3rd
December 2011
31 posts
Getting started with Backbone →
Efficient management of the numerous lines of JavaScript code in web applications can be a challenge. Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (Ajax) interactions heavily populate pages to provide a better experience to the user. Single page interfaces, which are becoming more common, are driven by Ajax. Backbone is a JavaScript framework that can be used to create model-view-controller (MVC)-like...
Dec 28th
Design Patterns In Python →
This book is about learning design patterns through the medium of Python language. If you are a tester interested in design of test automation frameworks or thinking about how a single test automation problem could be solved in different ways, this book would prove to be very useful. If you are new to design patterns being a programmer or you want to explore OOP in Python further, this text...
Dec 28th
Ten New Year’s Resolutions Every Web Developer... →
Dec 27th
Backbone patterns →
Dec 25th
Crafting the Front-end →
Dec 23rd
List of Chromium Command Line Switches →
Dec 23rd
Excellent and Useful jQuery Plugins →
Dec 23rd
JavaScript character escapes →
Dec 23rd
JavaScript as a First Language →
Dec 21st
Dec 21st
Backbone.js mini-book →
Dec 21st
A Case For Using CoffeeScript →
Dec 19th
PHP for All the Things →
PHP was originally designed for web sites and is still widely thought of only as a programming language for the Web. But with the approaches below and a variety of useful console libraries, PHP works great for command line scripts, too.
Dec 18th
25 "Time-saving" Generators for Designers →
Dec 18th
The Command Line Crash Course: Controlling Your... →
Dec 16th
WatchWatch
Scott Jenson - Why Mobile Apps Must Die - BD Conf, Sept 2011
Dec 16th
jQuery Performance Tips Cheat Sheet →
Dec 14th
A Case Against Using CoffeeScript →
Dec 14th
“The great thing about the web is linking. I don’t care how ugly it looks...”
– Why apps are not the future
Dec 13th
Discover the Color Palette of Any Website →
Dec 13th
What I Learned About the Web in 2011 →
Dec 13th
New programmer’s survival manual →
Dec 13th
Efficient JavaScript →
Dec 12th
The 50 Most Useful jQuery Plugins from 2011 →
Dec 9th
1 note
Why metaprogram when you can program? →
Dec 9th
Writing Eloquent JavaScript Without CoffeeScript →
Dec 9th