Nice introduction into Node.js: The Node Beginner Book » A comprehensive Node.js tutorial http://t.co/BMbv5AE3 (via Instapaper)
6 days ago
Very nice! Now everything is OK :-)
The magic button — Make Everything OK http://t.co/L1xodIWa
2 weeks ago
Great article about apps being designed as Augmented Paper by Matt Gemmell http://t.co/xQC7Jcgm (via Instapaper)
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Threading in C#
A comprehensive description of the threading mechanisms available in .NET as well as how to use them best can be found in the free E-Book “Threading in C#” by Joseph Albahari.
Professional Software Development
What defines a professional developer? The initiative “Clean Code Developer” (german only, english version using Google Translate) tries to facilitate a common understanding of this question. It has started to collect principles, rules and best practices for better software. They … Continue reading
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Turn off your step-thru debugger
A good point and definitely contains some trues: “If you get in the habit of using a debugger,” my mentor pointed out, “you’ll get lazy. A certain part of your brain shuts off, because you expect the debugger to help … Continue reading

