After Webmachine talk by @justinsheehy I can only conclude that it's pretty damn awesome
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For learning touch typing, I can strongly recommend the free Tipp10: tipp10.com/en/index/
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@justinsheehy I think the query string is part of the URI and thus should be considered when identifying resources
@roidrage No, damn. Must have forgotten. I did claim Node is fun, though, which might not exactly match your current experience AFAICT
Done with my Node.js talk at #qcon. That was fun. Slides will be up later.
"Semantic salt is like syntactic sugar, just in the other direction" Tim Ewald at #qconlondon
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@mikekelly85 I'm sure they will be up with all the others shortly
Tim Ewald at #qconlondon, showing a Ruby example: "Because this is not a legacy language, like Java or C#, ..."
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Excellent talk by @iansrobinson on designing code for implementing RESTful systems. Now for the final talk by Tim Ewald
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Now in @iansrobinson's session; the REST track at #qconlondon is really packed
"The Chaos Monkey’s job is to randomly kill instances and services within our architecture." techblog.netflix.com/2010/12… /via SteveV at #qconlondon
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Opted for Steve Vinoski's talk on "Let it crash ... except when you shouldn't", too many interesting things in parallel today at #qconlondon
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"Harvest and yield" paper by Brewer et al: citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdo… (via @justinsheehy at #qconlondon)
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