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.
coolors.co
Web tool that generates colour palettes, lets you browse existing ones and extracts colours from an image.
12factor.net
Methodology of twelve rules for building software-as-a-service apps that are portable, disposable and suited to cloud deployment.
spark.apache.org
A multi-language engine for data engineering, data science and machine learning, on one machine or a cluster.
particle.io
Home page of Particle, an IoT platform combining connectivity hardware, cellular and Wi-Fi service, fleet management and cloud APIs for connected products.
iledelbe.net
Guide des plages de l'île d'Elbe, classées par versant, type de sable et services disponibles.
martinfowler.com
Defines the microservices architectural style through nine characteristics, from componentisation by service to decentralised data, and contrasts it with monoliths and SOA.
martinfowler.com
Argues that new projects should start as a monolith and split into microservices only once the service boundaries are actually understood.
github.com
PostCSS plugin that lets you write tomorrow's CSS syntax today; archived in 2024 and superseded by postcss-preset-env.
roots.io
Home page of Roots, the open-source group behind Bedrock, Sage and Trellis, tooling that brings modern build and deployment workflows to WordPress.
play14.org
Site of #play14, a worldwide non-profit unconference movement whose 2.5-day open-space gatherings have participants share games and learn by playing.
lwn.net
Coverage of Jacob Kaplan-Moss's PyCon 2015 keynote, which argues that programming ability is normally distributed rather than split between rockstars and incompetents.
nuclide.io
Project site for Nuclide, Facebook's IDE for Hack and Flow development, now carrying the notice that the project has been retired.
html.spec.whatwg.org
The WHATWG's living standard for HTML: the markup language and its APIs, revised continuously rather than versioned.
catonmat.net
First instalment of a hundred-book list, reviewing five favourite programming, computer science and mathematics titles.
medium.com
The eFounders startup studio describes TheNetwork, the shared people, documented processes and in-house software it puts behind its portfolio companies.


















