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_thenittygritty: Front-End Ops by @SlexAxton http://t.co/MUtey1gK2H

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Works surprisingly well.

A new book designed for SysAdmins, Operations staff, Developers and DevOps who are interested in deploying the open source LXC-based container service Docker.

The Easiest Way To Document Your Project

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Do you ever get depressed at how few unicorns there are in your AngularJS app? I certainly do. But worry no more, dear friend. With this directive, adding a unicorn to your app has never been easier.

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I’m not going to guarantee that this article will convince you, nor even that absolutely everything in here is totally correct–it’s impossible to do in an article this size–but I can guarantee this is the most complete and comprehensive treatment of the idea that many iOS developers have–that mobile web apps are slow and will continue to be slow for the forseeable future.

The fastest Android emulator for app testing and presentation.

Argh.

Cursor Miner – The Man With the Transparent Face

Still goosebumpy.

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Machinedrum – Eyesdontlie

Ferriss' four-step method involves: deconstructing a skill to its essential parts, selecting the most valuable factors to learn, sequencing, and setting stakes to motivate you. This is very similar to Josh Kaufman's technique to learn anything in 20 hours.

Memory research shows that the most effective and efficient time for a new fact to be remembered is right before you were about to forget it.

Bloc Party – I Still Remember (The Chap remix)

Makes continuous deployment safe by comparing before and after webpage screenshots for each release. It shows when any visual, perceptual differences are found.

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Once Facebook had proven that it was possible to be the one-stop-shop for your user’s every need, that became the model to emulate. Startups stopped seeing themselves as just one part of a bigger web. Now they wanted to be the only service that their users would ever need …just like Facebook.

I miss the old days.

Lacuna Books is an application designed specially for writing books, research papers, and technical writings. It helps you manage content more effectively and produces beautiful digital books.

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