Links
Things worth reading. Or not. At least, I thought I'd rather keep them when I encountered them.1316 links so far, newest first.
bitcoin.org
Community-funded informational hub for Bitcoin, presenting it as a peer-to-peer payment network and pointing to wallets, resources and developer material.
z.cash
Homepage of Zcash, a privacy-focused cryptocurrency offering shielded peer-to-peer transactions, with guides to wallets, exchanges and the network.
react-bootstrap.github.io
Documentation for React-Bootstrap, which reimplements Bootstrap's components as native React components with no jQuery dependency.
negomi.github.io
Demo page for react-burger-menu, an off-canvas sidebar React component with a set of CSS-transition and SVG path animation effects.
github.com
A React component for resizable split-pane layouts, splitting vertically or horizontally with a draggable divider between panes.
ben-evans.com
Sixteen theses on the state of mobile: platform competition between Apple and Google, computing moving to the phone, and where IoT, cars and wearables fit.
addyosmani.com
How to install npm packages without a network connection, using local caching proxies such as local-npm and npm_lazy.
promisesaplus.com
The Promises/A+ specification, an open standard defining interoperable `then` behaviour for JavaScript promise implementations.
redux.js.org
Official documentation for Redux, a predictable state container for JavaScript applications.
pouchdb.com
A tour of the ways JavaScript promises are commonly misused — nested chains, forgotten returns, missing error handlers — and the rules that avoid them.
16personalities.com
A free online personality test based on a sixteen-type model, with type descriptions plus relationship and career advice.
github.hubspot.com
Index of HubSpot's open-source projects, now redirecting to the company's GitHub organisation and its several hundred repositories.
gohugo.io
Homepage of Hugo, an open-source static site generator written in Go, with downloads, documentation and themes.
blog.gopheracademy.com
An introduction to Glow, a pure-Go map-reduce framework for standalone and distributed data processing.
medium.com
Backchannel's report on the founding of OpenAI, the non-profit AI research lab backed by Elon Musk and Sam Altman, and the case for publishing its research.
thebuild.com
Why Django's ORM handles very large result sets badly, and how to use PostgreSQL server-side cursors to iterate over them instead.
djangounderthehood.com
Site of Django: Under the Hood, a conference of deep-dive talks on Django internals, with editions in 2014, 2015 and 2016.
