2015년 3월 11일 수요일

Enemy: the State

 
 

Mighty Isomorphin’

General web

React Isomorphic Starterkit [github/rickwong] will help you set up a React app in less than 5 mins.
Speaking of React, it’s up to version 0.13, with support for ES6 classes [facebook.github].
Meanwhile, Google is looking at introducing something called “strong mode” to JavaScript [developers.google] as part of an initiative to improve the developer experience and scalability of the language.
bish [github/tdenniston] is a better way to bash.
DOMListener [chrome.google] is a Chrome add-on to help browse, monitor and filter DOM changes easily.

Write Away

Design

Here’s a pretty interesting discussion between three typographers about the recent boom in hand lettering [eyeondesign].

Down-to-Earth

SitePoint

On SitePoint today, we reviewed the new Affinity Photo, an affordable, speedy image editor that’s worth looking into.

Enemy: the State

News/business

Apparently not wanting to be outdone by the NSA, the CIA have been working hard to compromise the security of Apple and Microsoft [firstlook]. Here’s a little look at what these revelations may mean for iOS and OS X developers [furbo].
Here’s a look at why the Ellen Pao gender discrimination suit matters [motherboard.vice].

Back to Back to the Future

Off-topic

Google has released a new Google Calendar iOS app [itunes.apple], if you’re into that sort of thing.
This site will let you listen to Wikipedia [listen.hatnote]. Just click, it’ll make sense once you’re there, and it’s so soothing.
Finally: it’s 2015 and we still don’t have our hoverboards, but we could be about to have a Back to the Future documentary! [kottke]. Great Scott!
 
And that's our program for today, thanks for joining us. We're gonna make like a tree and get out of here, but we'll be back tomorrow with the equivalent of 1.21 gigawatts worth of useful links.

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