October 2016 Archive
11011.
Android 7.1 Developer Preview (android-developers.blogspot.co.za)
11012.
Error and Performance Tracking with JD Trask from Raygun (scaleyourcode.com)
11013.
The Raspberry Pi compute module – now in an NEC display near you (raspberrypi.org)
11014.
Ask HN: What do you do with Business Cards
11015.
Jupyter Notebook for PHP (github.com)
11016.
Show HN: Docker Hub in Your CLI (github.com)
11017.
There Are No True Rebels (nautil.us)
11018.
Fuzzy search with MongoDB and Python (medium.com)
11019.
72% of OpenStack Users Cite Cost Savings as Their No. 1 Business Driver (blog.calsoftinc.com)
11020.
What does $50 get you in Huaqiangbei, the world's largest electronic market? (shift.newco.co)
11021.
The Last Day of Hot Metal Typesetting at the New York Times (1978) (youtube.com)
11022.
A Primer on Developer Marketing (tomwentworth.com)
11023.
Excuse me, sorry to interrupt (royvanrijn.com)
11024.
Macro picture of the US retail market (slideshare.net)
11025.
Mars lander lost signal one minute before landing, ESA confirms (theguardian.com)
11026.
You can now play good old MSDOS games like PoP, Pacman, etc in Browser (archive.org)
11027.
The 6 Most Common Security Mistakes in Mobile Apps (mobilejazz.com)
11028.
Inside Intellectual Ventures' Portfolio: Nearly 500 University Patents (eff.org)
11029.
Why Most of Us Shouldn’t Drink Milk (nautil.us)
11030.
Only street dogs are real dogs (nautil.us)
11031.
A new JIT for PHP (marc.info)
11032.
A new cloud project to be launched in Dublin
11033.
The Contractor (thedailywtf.com)
11034.
Read an incredible and inspiring success story of our new user Natalia Horinkova (photler.com)
11035.
Why waste to buy Apples iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus (geekonjava.blogspot.com)
11036.
The TLA Home Page (research.microsoft.com)
11037.
The Failure of the Euro (newyorker.com)
11038.
Create Android app demo videos easily (thebittheories.com)
11039.
Software developers or Do-it-yourself(DIY) platforms: depends on your goals (easternpeak.com)
11040.
Show HN: Autoforms – Efficient Form Filling (Chrome Extension) (chrome.google.com)