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Not Your Father's Java: An Opinionated Guide to Modern Java Development, Part 1blog.paralleluniverse.co
Despite it assosiation with large, bureacratic, and slow enterprise shops, and big, unwieldy frameworks, recent additions to the Java language, tooling, and libraries, combined with more lean programming styles, have turned programming Java into a rath... -
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The Golden Age of Basic - IEEE Spectrumspectrum.ieee.org
In the 1980s, Basic shaped a generation of young programmers -
Amazon.com: Python for Finance eBook: Yuxing Yan: Kindle Storeamazon.com
Python for Finance - Kindle edition by Yuxing Yan. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Python for Finance. -
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Douglas Crockford - The Better Partsustream.tv
This talk is about using programming languages more effectively, and using the experience to create and select better programming languages. There are bad practices in software development that are so old and well established that it is difficult to re... -
11 things to avoid when planning a responsive web interfacegeeks.bizzabo.com
So, you’re lacking the resources to develop a native app or are thinking that responsive web will be your best solution for our multi-screen fragmented world? Here are list of things that will be best... -
Al Goldstein, the Soul of Mad Magazine, Dies at 88nytimes.com
Mr. Feldstein took over a fledgling humor magazine called Mad in 1956 and made it a popular, profitable and enduring wellspring of American satire. - mydesktrainer.com
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Meet Swarm: Foursquare's ambitious plan to split its app in twotheverge.com
By Ben Popper and Ellis Hamburger Foursquare CEO Dennis Crowley has spent the last year trying to convince the world that Foursquare isn't what it used to be. The company emerged back in 2009... -
A look into the future of Foursquare, including a new app called Swarmblog.foursquare.com
We spend a lot of time talking to people about Foursquare, and we constantly hear they use Foursquare for two things – to keep up and meet up with their friends, and to discover great places. Every... -
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Smart doorbell uses facial recognition to grant access to friendly facesspringwise.com
Springwise scans the globe for smart new business ideas, delivering immediate inspiration to entrepreneurial minds. You can sign up to our daily and weekly newsletters and browse the last 30 days worth of content all for free. -
Facebook's Oculus bid runs into claim over technology that powers headsetonline.wsj.com
Facebook agreed to pay $2 billion to buy virtual-reality startup Oculus, but now another company is laying claim to Oculus's technology. -
Our 1Password Watchtower service is now looking out for you, right in 1Password for Macblog.agilebits.com
Earlier this month, we introduced our new Watchtower service on the web. In its initial version, Watchtower checks whether a website is (or ever was) vulnerable to the internet's nasty Heartbleed s... -
Linus Torvalds – Google+ - One of the things I end up doing is do a lot of performance…plus.google.com
One of the things I end up doing is do a lot of performance profiling on core kernel code, particularly the VM and filesystem. And I tend to do it for… - Linus Torvalds – Google+ -
ECMAScript 6 support in Mozilladeveloper.mozilla.org
ECMAScript 6 is the next version of the standard, code-named "Harmony" or "ES.next". Specification drafts can be found on the official wiki. If you wish to send feedback about the standard, do it on es-discuss. -
Sprint Said to Plan T-Mobile Bid as Banks Pushed to Fundbloomberg.com
Sprint Corp. plans to push forward with a bid for T-Mobile US Inc. after meeting with banks last month to make debt arrangements for that offer, people with knowledge of the situation said. -
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Paul Lewis – Google+ - Reducing friction when setting passwords …plus.google.com
Reducing friction when setting passwords http://aerotwist.com/blog/better-password-form-fields/ I get frustrated when I miss one criterion in a list for… - Paul Lewis – Google+
