Must see
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Up for grabs - Are you looking for a sideproject or wanna start Open Source go here!
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Web Security - “HTTPS Everywhere” harmful - From Mister Internet, Tim Berners-Lee. interesting article.
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Code Review Best Practices - think you should read this
Ideas, Thoughts and process
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A culture that attracts quality candidates - Great article on culture, try to see the video from Ableton
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Designing For Scale - Three Principles And Three Practices From Tapad Engineering - good set of principles
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So long MVP. Hello Minimum Loveable Product. - Learn how to get your digital ideas to market sooner, but still deliver a product that users fall in love with.
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Instead of MVPs, Maybe We Should Be Releasing SMURFS - SMURFS….
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Just Say No to More End-to-End Tests - Good ideas often fail in practice, and in the world of testing, one pervasive good idea that often fails in practice is a testing strategy built around end-to-end tests.
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Lessons Learned while Working on Large-Scale Server Software - you are not alone!
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Obstructive Developers - i don’t think we have this problem but if we are there is properly a reason! (Don’t accept obstructive behaviour as the norm, get to the root of it because there is probably an important reason.)
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The Technical Design Interview - A Guide to Success - maybe something we can learn from?
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From Engineering lessons to Life lessons - i liked this article
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The HoloCoder’s Bookshelf - HoloLens why not!
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Scaling Startup Teams - CEO David Ulevitch gave a talk about scaling startup teams based on his experience from building OpenDNS to nearly 300 employees with offices in three countries.
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Building the Perfect Beast: The Igor Naming Guide. - Great guide!
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It’s not what you think - “Never attribute to stupidity that which is adequately explained by complexity.”
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The future of interaction design - interesting article on interactyion design!
Podcast & Videos
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Patents, Copyright and Open Source with Jeffrey Strauss - Great information on open source
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Eric Evans on DDD: Strategic Design - Great talk from Eric Evans “father of DDD”.
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Making Badass Developers - Kathy Sierra (Serious Pony) keynote - awesome talk about learning new stuff
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A Quick Parse of the //Build 2015 Session List - a good list on Build talks/sessions
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Craft Conference - lots of great videos
Software development - Pattern, Practices and architecture
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Design Patterns: Dependency Injection - it is a design pattern that deserves more attention and not just like IoC container.
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Design Patterns: Singletons - again this i very useful learning:)
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DRY out your policies - “every piece of knowledge must have a single, unambiguous, authoritative representation in the system”
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API PATTERN: SELF-DOCUMENTING REST RESPONSES - well it says it all… HATEOAS…
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FizzBuzz In Too Much Detail - I know. FizzBuzz has been done to death. but this is an interesting article
Domain Driven
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Domain Driven Design Europa - A DDD Conference in january 2016
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CQRS Workshop – Retrospective - A nice set of insight in to learning CQRS
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CQRS with MediatR and AutoMapper - A concrete implementation of CQRS using Mediatr and AutoMapper
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CQRS STARTER KIT (cqrs.nu/Github - Wanna play with CQRS, Start here.
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Types of CQRS - deconstructing CQRS into 3 types, fine little article.
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DDD – Special scenarios Part 1Part 2 - more on special cases on applying DDD.
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Think #Microservices - a nice summary on Microservices
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DDD with OrigoDB - using origoDB as prevalence framework for implementing DDD
- Post-agile: microservices and heads-up development - it’s not about size, it’s about each service being a responsible adult and taking care of its own data and dependencies.
- CQRS recap, or “How to resuscitate” - yea
C#/.Net
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The Little Wonders of C# 6 - A Presentation to the St. Louis .NET User Group
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Cookie Authentication & CRSF with AngularJs, Owin & Mono - nire aticle on authentication and CRSF
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Devrex Labs - Just a lot of good stuff to learn from.
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Introduction to Generics in .NET - we are working with them, maybe you would like to know more about them?
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Akka.NET Bootcamp - nice selfpaced course about Akka.net
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Back to Basic – Events in C# - it is alway good to brush up!
Tooling
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Visual Studio Code - Awesome editor
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Implementing a content security policy with NWebsec, Azure Table Storage and Raygun - Troy Hunt is a clever man.
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NWebsec - Great tool for handling CSP and other security details in .net!
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Open Source Web Performance Dashboard - nice set of tooling!
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8 Resharper shortcuts everyone should know - always good to have more knowledge on your tools
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Glass.Mapper.Sc V4 Coming Soon! - looks really great!
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MongoDB vs. Azure DocumentDB - if you wondered
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suave.io - Suave is a lightweight, non-blocking web server. The non-blocking I/O model is efficient and suitable for building fast, scalable network applications. In fact, Suave is written in a completely non-blocking fashion throughout. Suave runs on Linux, OS X and Windows flawlessly.
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Glyphfriend - a tool all you frontend magician might like :) Glyphfriend is a Visual Studio 2015 Extension to add previews for various glyph-fonts to Visual Studio.
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5 Internal things that you should know about IIS Express - just good to know
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JustDecompile Engine Becomes Open Source - if you are interested in the inner working of JustDeCompile
Javascript (javascript, NodeJs, IOjs)
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Johnny five - Nodejs robotics!
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Patterns of JavaScript UI Widget Instantiation - yea, great article, go get inspired!
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MainfoldJs - The simplest way to create hosted apps across platforms and devices, look awesome!
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VORLON.JS - An open source, extensible, platform-agnostic tool for remotely debugging and testing your JavaScript. Powered by node.js and socket.io.
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RamJet - Ramjet makes it looks as though one DOM element is capable of transforming into another, no matter where the two elements sit in the DOM tree.
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FOAM Framework - FOAM is an open-source modeling framework written in Javascript. With FOAM, you can create Domain Specific Languages (DSLs), which are high-level models that can be interpreted or compiled to different languages or environments.
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ANGULAR 2 DOCS - It is here!
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The Local Storage Bridge - Fancy stuff!
CSS & HTML
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Cyclomatic Complexity: Logic in CSS - YEs, lket us get analyzing!
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Parker - Parker is a stylesheet analysis tool. It runs metrics on your stylesheets and will report on their complexity.
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CSS-Reporter - Based on The Specificity Graph by Harry Roberts and Katie Fenn’s parker
DevOps, Security and other fun stuff.
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Proactive web security with client reputational services - Client Reputation technologies better protect applications and web infrastructure against DDoS and application layer attacks
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An introduction to JavaScript-based DDoS - DDoS with JS…
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Defenders think in lists. Attackers think in graphs. As long as this is true, attackers win. - interesting perspective on being a defender.
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Setting up Windows 10 for IoT on your Raspberry Pi 2 - Come on this is awesome!
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Fool-Proof Recipe: Docker on the Raspberry Pi - again come on this is great!
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Introducing FIDO: Automated Security Incident Response on Github- Netflix released a security tool written in C#!
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60 Days of Watching Hackers Attack Elasticsearch - remember what you expose!
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Docker Machine on Windows – How To Setup You Hosts - More Docker:)
Other Languages
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ELIXIR VS ERLANG: A QUESTION OF MOMENTUM - if you thought about learning one of them.
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Functional design is intrinsically testable - DD with Functional Programming doesn’t lead to test-induced damage. Here’s why.
LOLZ or Nize
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We put a chip in it! - It was just a dumb thing. Then we put a chip in it. Now it’s a smart thing.
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Agile domain search - you need it!
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FLIGHT Arcade - you can do great stuff in the browser!
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How Ideo Redesigned Monday to Be Less Awful - great less sucky mondays!
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So, the NSA Has an Actual Skynet Program - it is real!