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The Pursuit of Simplicity in Programming
I haven't given up on blogging
Creating a custom Git flow visualization
OmniFocus 2 iPad Review
Book Review: Functional JavaScript
Book of the Day: Discover Meteor
Book of the Day: Building Backbone Plugins
Jasic. Free iPad JavaScript editor
Review: Kodiak JavaScript IDE for iPad
Moving the web forward together
Express.js and Node.js, powerful medium for rapid prototyping.
Google Chrome and Blink as both get leaner, meaner and faster
Using Dispatch Tables to Avoid conditionals in JavaScript.
Demystifying Regular Expressions
Multi-device development with HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript (book review)
Pins for Pinboard (IPhone App Review)
9 iOS apps that surprise and delight
When not to use jQuery and what to do instead.
Book Review: JavaScript testing with Jasmine
Client-side error tracking with Google Event Tracking
Up to 50% off Jetbrains software (and support a good cause)
12 JavaScript Quirks (series)
Exploring the nuances of Promises in JavaScript
Promise & Deferred Objects in JavaScript: pt.1 Semantics, performance and theory
Book of the Day: Effective JavaScript
Book Review: Metaprogramming Ruby
Re:Goodbye Google Reader
on Thursday December 27, 2012 @06:24PM (#4975617)
I truly enjoy using pinboard. I even have a launchbar task for searching my links quickly. And, while I wasn't looking for social bookmarks I have to admit I really like the pinboard popular links rss feed. I suppose it's more of a niche community thing which is why I feel like they are generally of a high quality. Second only to Hacker News as my source of what's going on.
Re:Goodbye Google Reader
on Thursday December 27, 2012 @06:05PM (#4975536)
Sorry about that - thanks for letting me know! I fixed it in the post. Here it is as well: http://feedafever.com/
Re:Goodbye Google Reader
on Thursday December 27, 2012 @06:02PM (#4975528)
Interesting idea. I feel like I would get overloaded following every author on twitter as then you get more than just their latest blog post...