A weekly (or so) series listing interesting technical or science related links. Items I want to highlight, share or simply remember I came across.
Linkbook - Interesting Technical Links
* Encapsulation in Redux: the Right Way to Write Reusable Components * Clockify - 100% Free Time Tracking Software * MonoGame - Web Demo * 10 React mini-patterns - Hacker Noon * React Redux Connect Tutorial — When and How to Use It So, I've been using react quite a bit lately.... 😂
Linkbook - Interesting Technical Links
* Elon Musk's 6 productivity rules, including walk out of meetings that waste your time * Visual Studio's UserVoice if you use Visual Studio, you should participate... * Creating your own NuGet Server * 'Doom' Rendered Entirely in ASCII Is the Most 1337 Way to Play
Linkbook - Interesting Technical Links
* Generating Combinations TopCoder * How Ghost Migrated From Dedicated Servers to DigitalOcean: Ghost runs this site and I found this interesting reading. * Remote Desktop Roundup: TeamViewer vs. Splashtop vs. Windows RDP * College student reflects on getting started in open source * 13 Noteworthy Points from Google’s JavaScript Style Guide
Linkbook - Interesting Technical Links
Machine Learning @ Standford University, Drupal, Testing NodeJS apps using Mocha, Chai and SinonJS, ApexDesk Electric Height adjustable standing desk
Linkbook - Interesting Technical Links
Linkbook is my weekly (or so) series listing interesting technical or science related links. * Linode: I've hosted with them for years; never had an outage and the few times I contacted customer service they responded immediately despite me being a small customer of theirs. * Wordpress Plugin development - Logging: I'm
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Linkbook - Interesting Technical Links
Linkbook is my weekly (or so) series listing interesting technical or science related links. * PHP to dotNet compiler * qBittorrent: I don't use torrent often but I needed to download a few Ubuntu ISOs and I found this and it worked well. It's open source too with a very nice interface.
Linkbook - Interesting Technical Links
Linkbook is my weekly (or so) series listing interesting technical or science related links.