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• One Man’s HTML5 Developer Workflow | Emerging Tech Talk

• ongoing by Tim Bray · HttpURLConnection’s Dark Secrets

• HTML5 Please

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• Adrian Cockcroft’s Blog: Thoughts on SimpleDB, DynamoDB and Cassandra

• How not to do URL redirects (… the way Quora does) | WebEngage Engineering Blog

• Official Google Webmaster Central Blog: Page layout algorithm improvement

• Should NoSQL startups be afraid of DynamoDB? — Cloud Computing News

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• Tracking API usage with Google Analytics

• S-Expressions: The Fat-Free Alternative to JSON | SHiNKiROU Blog

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• Amazon Web Services Introduces Web-Scale Database, DynamoDB | TechCrunch

• A C# Reading List by Eric Lippert | | InformIT

• Poll: How much sleep do you get per night? | Hacker News

  Looks like the average is 6-8 hours so far.

• Github and Code Reviews

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• When the Boss Gives You One Project Too Many – NYTimes.com

• Amazon Web Services Blog: AWS Free Usage Tier now Includes Microsoft Windows on EC2

• New Apache, MySQL PHP stack for IBMi called iAMP Server

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• Bob Cancilla on IBM i: How do your employees feel about your AS/400?

  You can use the IBM i as your back-end, but give the users a better UI.

• CSSrefresh – automatically refresh CSS files

  Kind of a neat utility

• Useful HTML5 Frameworks, Template Generators and Tools – DesignModo

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• Using mod_security 2 with WordPress

• GitHub is a fish bowl – Journal

• Why do most programmers work so hard at pretending that they’re not doing math? « Inviting Epiphany

• SQL-over-HTTP | ChronicDB

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• Coding skill and the decline of stagnation : The Word of Notch

• 20 Useful CSS Graph and Chart Tutorials and Techniques – DesignModo

• Mobile API Design – Thinking Beyond REST — Stereoplex

• What The Heck Is Responsive Web Design?

• Why repeating a digit may improve security on your iPhone’s 4-digit lockscreen PIN – Mind Your Decisions

  Not programming related (directly), but informative.

• 30 free programming eBooks – citizen428.blog()

• Ten Things I Hate About Object-Oriented Programming — The JOT Blog

• You Don’t Need A College Degree to Be a Great Coder

• Computer Systems Today: Open Source for Business?

• New York City gets a Software Engineering High School – Joel on Software

• Getting started with Git and GitHub

• How to get developers to document their code | Application Development – InfoWorld

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• Mercurial vs Git; it’s all in the branches « Felipe Contreras

• Ask HN: Do startups hire 50+ year old programmers?(US) | Hacker News

• 14 Do’s & Don’ts Upon Taking a New Job

• .net – Hidden Features of C#? – Stack Overflow

• Why I switched from Ruby back to C++

• Mike Bloomberg Is A Smart Businessman, That’s Why He’s Learning To Code | Co.Exist: World changing ideas and innovation

• Learning How to Code Is A Waste of Time – Forbes

• Accessible HTML5 Forms – Required Inputs « Unrepentant

• Cannon Access » Blog Archive » Use ARIA to Indicate When Form Fields Are Required – Straightforward web accessibility for designers and developers.

• Cannon Access » Blog Archive » With HTML 5, Much Accessibility Will Come Free – Straightforward web accessibility for designers and developers.

• northtemple – JavaScript and screen readers

• Do You Really Need Your Own Mobile App or a Better Website?

• Responsive web design default breakpoints are dead | Marc Drummond

• Should designers know how to code HTML and CSS? Yes, and so should developers. | Marc Drummond

• midrange.com – In My Humble Opinion » Blog Archive » Perhaps I spoke too soon?

  Why can’t the PC operating systems give better errors?

• Don’t write on the whiteboard :: Joseph Perla

• A Really Empty ASP.NET MVC 3 Project Template

• Hidden features of Python – Stack Overflow

• Designing Great API Docs

• LESS CSS Has More with 1.2.0

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