+1 RT @KuraFire Everything about this beautiful solution to land-mine clearing is making me have more faith in humanity m.good.is/posts/hauntingly-b…
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Fascinating post on Tumblr's architecture (and an impressive reference for Scala and Redis): highscalability.com/blog/201…
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@assaf Indeed. I guess it's now a spec you can draw some ideas from. Don't know whether that was worth the effort, either
@RESTPOLICE My guess is we agree. But at least in theory, client libs can actually improve RESTfulness
. @RESTPOLICE That said, client libs *instead of* (as opposed to *in addition to*) a documented Web API is pretty stupid
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. @RESTPOLICE Nothing at all with client libraries from a REST perspective. It's about how client and server interact, not who built them
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"Drip is a launcher for the Java Virtual Machine that provides much faster startup times than the java command" github.com/flatland/drip
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@wycats @jimweirich Generics built-in from day one would be sensible. Bolted on after years, not so much (see "type erasure" crap)
RT @fielding: @rtomayko See the slides from my talk on open development at Day ... roy.gbiv.com/talks/201008_Op…
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Freue mich auf meinen Talk bei den OSID/iSAQB-Tagen morgen: sigs-datacom.de/infodays-201…
. @myfear Strongly depends on the kind of junior we're talking about. These days, many will have FOSS experience before their first job
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@myfear What do you mean? That teaching new hires might be harder?
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I *love* this concept RT @rtomayko "Your team should work like an open source project" tomayko.com/writings/adopt-a…
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Quite devastating Windows 8 design critique by Jacob Nielsen: useit.com/alertbox/windows-8… (via @mittie)
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@groveio Something remotely similar to the Google Apps for Business TOS