Wednesday, January 8, 2020

The Lost Landscapes of San Francisco - A Benefit for the Internet Archive - This fund raising event looks pretty fun, I wish I had more time to explore some of the historical footage on the internet archive blog.archive.org #

Probably a lot of people are not aware of the fact that Node.js is written in the C++ stackoverflow.com #

ICANN’s founding chairman joins the battle to keep .org out of private hands theverge.com #

Opera 66 initial release makes it easier to reopen closed tabs and to access extensions blogs.opera.com #

Swissted is a project by Mike Joyce where he redesigned old punk, hardcore, and indie rock show flyers into Swiss modern posters - This is an attempt to bring the Sonic Youth poster to life with animation codepen.io #

Firefox 72 - Mozilla have moved to a 4 week release cycle so expect releases more often but with less features in each release, also the javascript nullish coalescing operator looks useful, and a bunch of css stuff that I do t quite understand but sounds cool hacks.mozilla.org #

Notes on Can Tho - Urban life in the Mekong Delta - James Clark shares another great photowalk, this time of Vietnam’s 5th largest city - “Can Tho is a big city that still has a rural heart” nomadicnotes.com #

The Cornell Note-taking System - Seems like a pretty good notes taking strategy, simple and easy to remember lsc.cornell.edu #

Lab-grown food will soon destroy farming – and save the planet - Cheaper, healthier, better for the environment, better for non-human animals and enough food to feed everyone on earth theguardian.com #

The Principles of Clean Architecture by Uncle Bob Martin - Some very useful software architecture techniques, not specific to any particular language, presented with a very balanced mix of technical detail, humour and well paced story telling youtube.com #

Using Clean Architecture for Microservice APIs in Node.js with MongoDB and Express youtube.com #

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