| 56 digital |
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| Design studio in Toronta, with a great website. | |
| Standup Jack |
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| A Slack Bot for weekday standups. | |
| Instant Logo Search |
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| Search & download thousands of companies logos. | |
| Functional Ruby |
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| A gem for adding functional programming tools to Ruby. | |
| Selecta |
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| A fuzzy text selector for files and anything else you need to select. | |
| Concurrent-ruby |
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| Modern concurrency tools including agents, futures, promises, thread pools, supervisors, and more. | |
| Juttle dataflow programming language |
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| ataflow programming language. | |
| Neural Doodle |
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| Use a deep neural network to borrow the skills of real artists and turn your two-bit doodles into masterpieces! | |
| balloon.css |
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| Balloon.css lets you add tooltips to elements without JavaScript and in just a few lines of CSS. | |
| uBlock Origin |
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| An efficient blocker for Chrome and Firefox. | |
| Improve Your Ruby with the Adapter Design Pattern |
mar 7
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| My New Favorite Enumerable Method |
mar 7
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| Enumerable is a module that is worth mastering. | |
| Writing a microservice in Ruby |
mar 8
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| An example of separate mailer service into an isolated microservice. | |
| Refactoring in Ruby: Primitive Obsession |
mar 8
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| Why and how refactor Constants in classes. | |
| Rails 5 switches from strong etags to weak etags |
mar 8
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| How rails5 adjust it etags settings. | |
| Essential Bash commands |
mar 8
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| Learn the essential bash command that will increase your productivity and help debug production servers. | |
| A CSS Multi-column Layout Tutorial for Beginners |
mar 8
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| Getting to know the CSS’s multi-column layout module. | |
| Vue.js and Rails |
mar 9
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| Bring Vue.js, which is widely used in Laravel as frontend integration lib, to Rails. | |
| Cleaning Up a CSS Codebase |
mar 9
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| Cleaning a CSS/Sass project is difficult because it is hard to evaluate the impact of the update or removal of a line of CSS. | |
| Parallax Burns: Converting Photographs from 2D to 3D with SVG |
mar 9
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| Neat css trick. | |
| How We Build Code at Netflix |
mar 9
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| It's always good to see how big players do it behind the scene. | |
| Docker Swarm Exceeds Kubernetes Performance at Scale |
mar 9
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| It's clearly some self-promotion, but there are some possibly interesting points. | |
| Onwards to Rails 5: Additions, Changes, and Deprecations |
mar 10
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| Things to consider for upgrading to Rails 5. | |
| Rails 4.2.6 and 4.1.15 have been released |
mar 11
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| Several code fixes related to ActionView and ActiveRecord. | |
| Use `rem` for Global Sizing; Use `em` for Local Sizing |
mar 12
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| Our work can become a bit more maintainable and flexible, by using these css properties correctly. | |
This week I got 2 links that explore both sides of the adwar. The war on advertisement exists on the web since it became popular enough to attract advertisers. There are no acceptable ads takes the side of the users, while A Never-Ending Story On Ad-Blockers seems to defend and advise the publishers.
Some media already have blocked the blockers. It's forbidden to escape ads? This position may appear not to be sustainable. And pushing towards content sponsoring could have really bad ill effects on the long term. Is there any escape? Honestly I have to say that I'm partial in that debate. I don't like ads on what I read, and I don't like ads on what I publish. I even go edit my /etc/hosts with some custom domains to resolve to 127.0.0.1 sometimes.
So it there was to take sides, I would say advertiser, go to hell. But I'm a realist. They won't go away. We live in a society where shit has to be bought. Yes even if you don't need it. Otherwise the system will collapse. That's how things are. I get some crazy dreams about some basic income system, currently in experiment in various places over the globe. Such setup would defeat part of this situation, even if it would have border effects that are unpredictable. But that would not change much for the big corpo, it would only save the small people. Hmm. Sounds good enough to me, I won't lie.
