These are my shared links for 2010-02-5
Two .NET 4.0 lesser-known features [Just another Software Engineer]
Improved Unit Testing and built-in Caching (outside the System.Web assemblies)
shared in delicious, tags:.net programming shared
35 Google open-source projects that you probably don’t know [0x1fff]
shared in delicious, tags:google software opensource shared
What’s New in ASP.NET MVC 2.0? [CodeGuru]
shared in delicious, tags:.net aspnetmvc programming internet shared
These are my shared links for 2010-02-3 through 2010-02-4:
Report Details Hacks Targeting Google, Others [Wired]
shared in delicious, tags:hacking cyberwar internet security technology google china shared
How to Use Google Maps for Trip Planning [Matador Trips]
shared in delicious, tags:travel web2.0 shared
Firefox fires up on Android [Make:]
Mozilla is testing Firefox full interface in Android. It may seem silly, but considering Android may power tablets and netbooks could be a clever move.
shared in delicious, tags:mobile android internet shared
These are my shared links for 2010-01-22 through 2010-01-29:
How Google sets goals and measures success [Don Dodge on The Next Big Thing]
"Achieving 65% of the impossible is better than 100% of the ordinary"
shared in delicious, tags:strategy management business productivity shared
Better User Experience With Storytelling [Smashing Magazine]
shared in delicious, tags:usability design technology shared
Twitter revamps the SUL, adds a twist. [Scripting News]
"7. Further, recommendation engines are not and never have been rocket science."
shared in delicious, tags:twitter microblogging socialmedia shared
These are my shared links for 2010-01-20 through 2010-01-21:
George Orwell faleceu há 50 anos [Blogtailors]
"George Orwell hoje não teria uma conta no Facebook ou no Twitter. Lutaria contra a cada vez menor privacidade das nossas vidas, enfraquecida por pequenas coisas como a informação que damos para subscrever um seriço de internet ou por outras maiores, como a arquitectura das casas transparentes. (…) Escreveria artigos ferozes contra o domínio cada vez maior do politicamente correcto, que apaga palavras da linguagem que usamos. Seria um feroz crítico da mansidão dos jornais perante a força das agências de informação do governo"
shared in delicious, tags:literature privacy shared
Shut Up and Text: Why Voice Is Just Another Phone Feature [Wired]
shared in delicious, tags:technology mobile shared
Tim Berners-Lee and Nigel Shadbolt: our manifesto for government data [guardian.co.uk]
"The inventor of the world wide web and his fellow government advisor on how they created data.gov.uk"
shared in delicious, tags:government internet egov shared
Constructor over-injection anti-pattern : Jeffrey Palermo (.com)
"However, constructor arguments are API artifacts that shout loudly: “I can do NOTHING unless you pass these things in.”"
shared in delicious, tags:dependencyinjection ioc patterns programming shared
These are my shared links for 2010-01-12 through 2010-01-14:
Flickr Photographer Says No to Getty [Photopreneur]
shared in delicious, tags:photography flickr stock shared
TDT em 2012 [Diario 2]
shared in Google Reader
Top 20 Programming Lessons I’ve Learned in 20 Years [DCS Media]
shared in delicious, tags:technology programming shared
I just created a pipe (the little Swiss army knife of Web 2.0) that merges my most recent favourite photos in several photo galleries and bookmarking services: Flickr, Zooomr, deviantArt, vi.sualize.us, we♥it.
My combined photo “favorites” (in case the embed above hasn’t loaded properly).
These are my shared links for 2010-01-11
Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg says privacy is no longer a ’social norm’ [Telegraph]
While some it is true (people are more willing to share their info online) it gives me the idea privacy is no longer a priority for Facebook.
shared in delicious, tags:facebook internet privacy shared
Does OpenID need to be hard? [FactoryCity]
The truth is: OpenID is older than Facebook Connect but more and more people are authenticating with FB Connect each day.
shared in delicious, tags:web openid authentication identity usability security design shared
How HTML5 Will Change the Way You Use the Web [Lifehacker]
shared in delicious, tags:html internet web2.0 standards webdesign shared
A Democracy of Netbooks [Coding Horror]
shared in delicious, tags:internet mobile technology computer netbook shared
These are my shared links for 2010-01-5 through 2010-01-7:
One Reason the Nexus One Will Succeed [Bits Blog]
"Instead, the Nexus One has the best “in-store” product placement of any phone in the history of mobile phones. It’s front and center on Google.com. Right below “Google Search” and “I’m Feeling Lucky.”"
shared in delicious, tags:mobile android google shared
A Few Thoughts on the Nexus One [O'Reilly Radar]
Tim O'Reilly on Google's mobile phone: Nexus One
shared in delicious, tags:android google mobile shared
Thoughts on ASP.NET MVP – A Framework That Wants To Be MVC [Rob Conery's Blog]
shared in delicious, tags:.net asp.net mvc shared
The Metro Paris Subway iPhone application must be one of the coolest uses of augmented reality I’ve seen. Next time I’ll go to there I’ll must try out (assuming the problems with Android version are solved).
These are my shared links for 2009-12-30 through 2010-01-4:
Brizzly, Seesmic Web and the Future of RSS [Dare Obasanjo]
shared in delicious, tags:rss socialmedia internet shared
8 Mobile Technologies to Watch in 2010 [ReadWriteWeb]
shared in delicious, tags:mobile trends technology shared
The Balance of Convention and Innovation [RailsTips by John Nunemaker]
“You can’t innovate in a box of standards, thus the “think outside the box” saying. For whatever reason, I had not thought about the step back from SQL from this perspective.”
shared in delicious, tags:storage nosql database shared
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