| Chinatown London |
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| Clean layout with interesting effects. | |
| JavaScript 30 |
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| Build 30 things with vanilla JS in 30 days with 30 tutorials | |
| bold.io |
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| A lightweight editor for authentic writing. | |
| Ansistrano |
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| It's an Ansible port for Capistrano. | |
| Disqus |
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| A saas commenting system. | |
| Buble |
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| Fast ES2015 compiler. | |
| Portainer |
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| A web interface to manage docker containers. | |
| Decider |
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| Flexible and Extensible Machine Learning Ruby lib | |
| Classifier |
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| A general classifier module to allow Bayesian and other types of classifications. | |
| Erlix |
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| Ruby Interface of Erlang. | |
| Github-changelog-generator |
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| Automatically generate change log from tags, issues, labels and pull requests on GitHub. | |
| The half-life of code & the ship of Theseus |
dec 5
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| interesting research of how long a line of code lives. | |
| Refactoring Ruby: DRY up your domain models using a struct table |
dec 5
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| It can be helpful to watch other programmers demonstrate the perspective changes that they’ve used to solve big problems. | |
| 9 New Features in Ruby 2.4 |
dec 6
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| It has become a tradition to release new Ruby versions on Christmas. | |
| A Beginner's Guide to Exceptions in Ruby |
dec 6
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| People who know basic Ruby syntax but aren't really sure what an exception is or why it's useful. | |
| Replacing Sinatra with Rack in Sidekiq |
dec 6
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| Making the transition from powering the Sidekiq Web UI with Sinatra to having it powered by a pure Rack app. | |
| Building a new GitLab Docs site with Nanoc, GitLab CI, and GitLab Pages |
dec 7
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| How we built the new GitLab Docs portal from the ground up | |
| The State of Babel |
dec 7
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| Current state of Babel, the powerful JavaScript tooling suite. | |
| The Pure Functions experiment |
dec 9
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| Talk about pure functions and how they help to write better and maintainable code. | |
After AlphaGo beats human, it seems more and more programmers and programming languages start to put their hands into the secret hole. I am not there yet, but the trend is really forcing us to face it.
I believe soon enough we will either be programmed by program or write the program to program others. When the time comes, which side will you stand?
