May 2013
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Encrypted Media Extensions →
W3C’s working draft for Encrypted Media Extensions (EME), basically, DRM for video.
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Strava | Amgen Tour of California 2013 →
Maps of each stage of the 2013 Tour of California
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JavaScript Module Pattern: In-Depth →
The module pattern is a common JavaScript coding pattern. It’s generally well understood, but there are a number of advanced uses that have not gotten a lot of attention. In this article, I’ll review the basics and cover some truly remarkable advanced topics, including one which I think is original.
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How To Opt Out of Receiving Facebook Ads Based on... →
Facebook has announced that it’s teaming up with four of the world’s largest corporate data brokers to “enhance” the ad experience for users. Datalogix, Epsilon, Acxiom, and BlueKai obtain information gathered about users through online means (such as through cookies when users surf the web) as well as through offline means (such as through loyalty cards at supermarkets and product warranty...
April 2013
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The World Wide Web project →
The first. Web. Page. Ever.
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Buffer - A Smarter Way to Share on Social Media →
Be awesome on social media. Easily add great articles, pictures and videos to your Buffer and we automagically share them for you through the day!
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Optimizely: Test It Out →
Optimizely acts as your on-demand technical team, with technology that turns your creative changes into instantly generated and deployed code.
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Why your 8-year-old should be coding | VentureBeat →
Learn-to-code startups abound these days, but one in particular is focusing on the very young and is having some success in elementary schools around the country - even underserved schools with no budgets for STEM but a great need for better tools.
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Embedly | Extract: Extract elements from articles... →
Get more value from articles Extract allows you to mine important features within articles—so you can use written content how you want to. Control colors, text, keywords, and entities in any article on your site. Remove extraneous information. As you automate the way you use articles, you’ll gain insight into your users’ preferences, helping you serve them better.
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Velocity + OLTP = VoltDB...The Wicked Fast... →
VOLTDB IS more than just the world’s fastest OLTP database. It’s a way of thinking about application design that shatters conventional wisdom about how fast you can accept data, decision and analyze it, and how far and seamlessly you can scale.
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Ask HN: What's the best technical talk you've... →
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Responsive Design, Responsively Illustrated →
Responsive Design Illustrated.
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Optimizely: A/B testing software you'll actually... →
A/B testing you’ll actually use. - Website optimization made easy.
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Google Maps Engine Lite →
Google Maps Engine Lite lets you quickly and easily make custom maps, and share them with friends or colleagues. Whether you’d like to visualize protected forest areas, food drive drop-off areas, or the locations of your project sites, this tool gives you the ability to: * import data from a spreadsheet, or simply draw and add points of interest, lines and shapes, * style the points and shapes on...
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Python Data Analysis Library — pandas: Python Data... →
pandas is an open source, BSD-licensed library providing high-performance, easy-to-use data structures and data analysis tools for the Python programming language.
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famo.us Stress Test Demo →
the Javascript framework designed for building crazy rich (yet super fast) interfaces in pure HTML5
March 2013
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Framework Benchmarks - TechEmpower Blog →
How much does your framework choice affect performance? The answer may surprise you.
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Neighborhood Reviews & Street Reviews |... →
Discover something new in your neighborhood everyday.
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Forecast.io →
Forecast.io is backed by a wide range of data sources, which are aggregated together statistically to provide the most accurate forecast possible for a given location.
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Subject-7 →
Subject-7 is a Maryland-based company founded in March 2011. Founders have extensive experience in all aspects of software development and in particular in web application test automation.
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Test Kitchen →
Test Kitchen is your clever integration testing friend. Let Kitchen run your tests across different operating system platforms with drivers for various virtualization backends such as Vagrant, Amazon EC2, Linux Containers, or any private drivers you want to write.
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Discover DevTools - Code School →
Sharpen your dev process with Chrome DevTools.
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LEGO.com Star Wars Movies →
Star Wars IV in legos. Nuff said.
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NIKE, Inc. - Nike+ Accelerator Companies Announced →
The Nike+ Accelerator companies begin a three-month immersive journey today in Portland, Ore., and will spend their time in the program developing and evolving products and services that leverage the Nike+ platform and NikeFuel to inspire everyday athletes. The ideas span a broad range of activity and health sectors including training, coaching, gaming, sport, wellness and rewards.
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Twitter to tip off instant replays for March... →
Starting Tuesday, when the NCAA men’s basketball tournament tips off, hoops junkies will be able to view highlights from all 67 games within a few minutes of them happening via Twitter.
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7 Apps From SXSW You Don't Want to Miss →
SXSW is traditionally a huge launching place for mobile apps. This year brought with it some significant updates from popular apps such as Path and Banjo, as well as a number of new apps.
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js1k.com →
This is a competition about JavaScript scripts no larger than 1k. Starting out as a joke, the first version ended with a serious amount of submissions, prizes and quality.
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Automatic - Your Smart Driving Assistant →
Automatic is a new device that uses Apple’s iPhone and Android mobile devices to turn normal cars into smart devices that can save drivers time and money. It plugs into the maintenance port that’s under the dash on most cars, pairs with your phone over Bluetooth, and transmits data to servers/it’s app.
