1. JSON: The JavaScript subset that isn't

    All these years we’ve heard it over and over again: “JSON is a JavaScript subset”. Guess what? They’re wrong. Wrong, wrong, wrong. You see, the devil’s in the details, and there’s no way to avoid it: Not all JSON-formatted text is legal

  2. cdn js - the missing cdn

    What is it?

    Everyone loves the Google CDN right? Even Microsoft runs their own CDN.
    The problem is, they only host the most popular libraries.
    We host the other stuff.

    Why use it?

    • We use Amazon Cloudfront (that means things load fast)
    • We use Amazon Route 53 for DNS (also fast)
    • We follow best practices
    • Free!

    (Source: fooyeahcode)

  3. Why Microsoft Bought Skype?

  4. Apple, Please Hire This Man And Implement His iOS Notifications Already

  5. Why Successful People Leave Work Early

    Try this for a day: don’t answer every phone call. Stop checking your email every two minutes. And leave work early. You’ll be astounded at how much more you’ll get done.

    According to a study published in the Psychological Review conducted by Dr. K. Anders Ericcson, the key to great success is working harder in short bursts of time. Then give yourself a break before getting back to work.

  6. You Are Solving The Wrong Problem | UX Magazine

    What’s the take-away? When you are solving a difficult problem re-ask the problem so that your solution helps you learn faster. Find a faster way to fail, recover, and try again. If the problem you are trying to solve involves creating a magnum opus, you are solving the wrong problem.

  7. Why Can't Developers Estimate Time?

    We can’t estimate the time for any individual task in software development because the nature of the work is creating new knowledge.

  8. Google Web Fonts introduces “text=”

    Users can now embed only the letters they need from a typeface, which will greatly improve load time. While I prefer TypeKit on most web design projects, Google definitely knocks it out of the park with simplicity (if you can put up with the limited selection).

    (Source: 9-bits)

  9. Top 10 Myths about Introverts - Anarchy of the Mind...

  10. Stolen Camera Finder

Programmer Matt Burns has written a search engine that lets people find their stolen camera gear by searching EXIF data for their serial number. Users can enter their camera’s serial number or simply drop any photo taken with their stolen camera on stolencamerafinder.com to get a list of web pages that contain images taken with the same camera. The service is free and available now at the website below.

    Stolen Camera Finder

    Programmer Matt Burns has written a search engine that lets people find their stolen camera gear by searching EXIF data for their serial number. Users can enter their camera’s serial number or simply drop any photo taken with their stolen camera on stolencamerafinder.com to get a list of web pages that contain images taken with the same camera. The service is free and available now at the website below.