Podcasters, welcome to Google Play Music officialandroid.blogspot.com #
2015/10/30 #
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Pragmatic app pricing - Marco Arment talks about his recent experiences as an indie developer www.marco.org #
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Why It’s OK to Block Ads blog.practicalethics.ox.ac.uk #
2015/10/29 #
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jQuery Fundamentals - A guide to the basics of jQuery jqfundamentals.com #
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Blinksale - An App for Invoicing www.blinksale.com #
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The developer’s guide to the HTML5 APIs www.creativebloq.com #
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The Web platform: Browser technologies platform.html5.org #
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HTML 5 Demos and Examples html5demos.com #
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npm-stat - Download statistics for package "routes-builder" npm-stat.com #
2015/10/28 #
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How I work as a digital nomad typicalprogrammer.com #
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A sample Docker workflow with Nginx, Node.js and Redis anandmanisankar.com #
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Tips for successful freelancing typicalprogrammer.com #
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2015/10/27 #
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BuggyAir: Building An IoT Ecosystem superflux.in #
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On Honesty in Blogs 1dad1kid.com #
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GIF Maker from GIPHY www.swiss-miss.com #
2015/10/26 #
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6 Node.js Static Site Generators www.sitepoint.com #
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hexo-hey - an admin plugin for hexo github.com #
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7 things you need to know about Adobe Creative Cloud www.youtube.com #
2015/10/25 #
Minimal Setup for Blogging with Jekyll
This initial post is to document how to configure the base Jekyll installation so that it's ready for blogging, with posts displaying on the main page, an archives page that lists all the posts, an about page for a personal description and social media info in the footer.
The actual Jekyll installation is covered in the docs. It's pretty straight forward. Setting up free hosting with Github is covered here.
For details of the modifications I made to the vanilla install have a look through the commits in the Github repo up to this commit.
I'm using Prose.io to edit posts in my web browser. Prose knows about Jekyll so you can create drafts and publish posts, it's also open source. #
Today’s links:
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Poole - A diligent and noble steward for building Jekyll sites - The Jekyll Butler getpoole.com #
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Our Digital Nomad Life: Your Questions Answered www.neverendingvoyage.com #
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3 Years of Travelling with Hand Luggage Only: Our Packing List Update www.neverendingvoyage.com #
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Meet the Deities of Travel www.dauntlessjaunter.com #
2015/10/24 #
Today’s links:
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Using Trello to Keep Track of Our Development Projects agebase.co.uk #
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How to build a responsive website from start to finish www.youtube.com #
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How to Travel Like Anthony Bourdain www.esquire.com #
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When Facebook Knows You Better Than You Know Yourself techcrunch.com #
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Copyright is Brain Damage www.youtube.com #
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"Weird Al" Yankovic - Tacky www.youtube.com #
2015/10/23 #
Welcome to Jekyll!
You’ll find this post in your _posts
directory. Go ahead and edit it and re-build the site to see your changes. You can rebuild the site in many different ways, but the most common way is to run jekyll serve
, which launches a web server and auto-regenerates your site when a file is updated.
To add new posts, simply add a file in the _posts
directory that follows the convention YYYY-MM-DD-name-of-post.ext
and includes the necessary front matter. Take a look at the source for this post to get an idea about how it works.
Jekyll also offers powerful support for code snippets:
{% highlight ruby %} def print_hi(name) puts "Hi, #{name}" end print_hi('Tom') #=> prints 'Hi, Tom' to STDOUT. {% endhighlight %}
Check out the Jekyll docs for more info on how to get the most out of Jekyll. File all bugs/feature requests at Jekyll’s GitHub repo. If you have questions, you can ask them on Jekyll’s dedicated Help repository. #
Today’s links:
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The struggles of publishing a JavaScript library (Reasons not to be a Javascript author) nolanlawson.com #
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Front-end Handbook - The resources and tools for learning about the practice of front-end development www.gitbook.com #
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Using Git to Manage Todos jezenthomas.com #
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Prose.io: The Missing Content Editor for Jekyll www.markwk.com #
2015/10/22 #
Today’s links:
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Lazy Loading Images on the Web developer.telerik.com #
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Don’t Wait for ServiceWorker: Adding Offline Support with One-Line davidwalsh.name #
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Style tiles - A visual design process for clients and the responsive web styletil.es #
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Scalable and Modular Architecture for CSS (Online book) - Flexible guide to developing small and large sites smacss.com #
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ImageOptim is a free app that makes images take up less disk space and load faster, without sacrificing quality imageoptim.com #
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Web Developer Reading List: Clients, Contracts and Portfolios thenewcode.com #
2015/10/21 #
Today’s links:
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Building Technical Documentation with Metalsmith segment.com #
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The Collapse Of The Us-eu Safe Harbor daringfireball.net #
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Cosmic JS: A Better Way to Manage Content tonyspiro.com #
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Road Trip Mexico – First Nights in Baja California www.desktodirtbag.com #
2015/10/20 #
Today’s links:
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Mattermost is an open source, on-prem Slack-alternative www.mattermost.org #
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LibreStock - search the best 30 free stock photo websites in one place, high quality do-what-ever-you-want stock photos librestock.com #
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Blend - Generate simple and beautiful CSS3 gradients colinkeany.com #
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Dave Rupert from the ShopTalk podcast is building DayTrip a micro social network daverupert.com #
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Containerize Your Local Dev in Minutes with DevLab blog.fluidbyte.net #
2015/10/19 #
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Functional programming in JavaScript - surprisingly entertaining video tutorial series by mpjme www.youtube.com #
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The Art of Debugging - javascript debugging tips from Remy Sharp remysharp.com #
2015/10/17 #
Today’s links:
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10 Interview Questions Every JavaScript Developer Should Know medium.com #
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MacBook Setup And The Tools I Use For Web Design www.leemunroe.com #
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GNU ethical repository criteria www.gnu.org #
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normalize.css - a modern, HTML5-ready alternative to CSS resets necolas.github.io #
2015/10/16 #
Today’s links:
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Mastering the Chaotic Mind beabetterblogger.com #
2015/10/15 #
Today’s links:
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The Command Line API for Fun and Profit www.sitepoint.com #
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All You Zombies - The apocalypse as a comforting entertainment www.theawl.com #
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Inside an “Anything Goes” Sex Club fourhourworkweek.com #
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60 Useful Resources for Digital Nomads www.neverendingvoyage.com #
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Was Steve Jobs an Artist? www.newyorker.com #
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Vaporwave: A Brief History www.youtube.com #
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Should You Start a ‘Startup’ or Build a Cash-Flow Business? fourhourworkweek.com #
2015/10/14 #
Today’s links:
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22 Fantastic Destinations for the Lifestyle Entrepreneur www.seanogle.com #
2015/10/13 #
Today’s links:
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First Impressions of Tallinn, Estonia 1dad1kid.com #
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Mike Bostock to humans: 'Try to look for small problems first' medium.com #
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Why You Should Drop What You’re Doing and Travel to Laos Right Now www.mappingmegan.com #
2015/10/12 #
Today’s links:
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49 Reasons to Quit Your Job And Road Trip Across the American West www.desktodirtbag.com #
2015/10/08 #
Today’s links:
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CORS for Concern - Paul reflects on the issues of building a podcast player app using Web technologies aerotwist.com #
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What's new in Chrome DevTools? speakerdeck.com #
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Browser Rendering Optimization - Building 60 FPS Web Apps www.udacity.com #
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2015/10/07 #
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Surf movies, surf videos and more surfing goodness, updated daily! www.dailysurfvideos.com #
2015/10/06 #
Today’s links:
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Unexpected Variety: The Foods Of Yemen foxnomad.com #
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Backpacking In The Philippines www.thebrokebackpacker.com #
2015/10/01 #
Today’s links:
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How Everything is Going 9 months into our Adventure! www.wheressharon.com #
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A Belgian photographer was allowed to photograph the inner circle of Japan's yakuza boingboing.net #
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Crashing Tokyo - Christine Gilbert vividly narrates what it's like to be in Tokyo almostfearless.com #
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Q&A On The British Airways 100,000 Point Bonus Offer chrisguillebeau.com #