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.
github.com
A curated list of lists of technical interview questions, covering programming languages, databases, algorithms and other topics.
github.com
An example React application rendered from one codebase on both server and browser, using the Alt flux library to fetch data once and share it across the two.
github.com
A programming language and runtime for writing surveys in a tabular format, then compiling, statically analysing, simulating and deploying them on the web.
plot.ly
A declarative charting library built on d3.js and stack.gl, offering more than forty interactive chart types configured through JSON.
blog.kubernetes.io
Release announcement for Kubernetes 1.1, covering thousand-node scaling, iptables-based networking, and beta horizontal pod autoscaling, HTTP ingress and Job objects.
alt.js.org
Home page and documentation for Alt, a small Flux-compliant library for managing data inside JavaScript applications.
survivejs.com
Opening chapter of the SurviveJS React book, which teaches React and its surrounding ecosystem by building a Kanban application step by step.
jsonapi.org
The JSON API specification, a set of shared conventions for how JSON request and response documents are structured, so clients and servers can rely on generic tooling.
chibisov.github.io
Documentation for DRF-extensions, a collection of add-ons for Django REST Framework covering nested routers, viewset mixins, caching and bulk operations.
github.com
PyReact, a now-archived Python wrapper around React and JSX that transforms JSX files and renders components from Python.
browserify.org
Browserify's home page, explaining how it bundles CommonJS-style require dependencies so that Node modules run in the browser.
addyosmani.com
A long guide to splitting JavaScript into decoupled modules, comparing the AMD, CommonJS and ES Harmony formats and the tooling around each.
apiblueprint.org
API Blueprint, a markdown-like description language for web APIs, with tooling for design, prototyping and documentation.
gokibitz.com
A site for reviewing go games move by move, with comments attached to individual positions in a shared game record.



















