I have talked about human filters and my plan for digital curation. These items are the fruits of those ideas, the items I deemed worthy from my daily reading. These items are a combination of tech business news, development news and programming tools and techniques. You will note that some of the formatting has changed, and that is due to the change in my process. Formatting, and the information presented, is likely to change a bit as I develop my new process.

• Double Shot #1390 | A Fresh Cup
• Browsers Are The Worst | Alex Sheehan
• Explaining Ark, Part 1: The Basics | Javalobby
• Cordova Sample: Reading a Text File | Javalobby
• Dew Drop – July 24, 2014 (#1821) | Morning Dew
• Security Standards to Be Aware of with SaaS | Javalobby
• Testing Code for Excessively Large Inputs | Javalobby
• Why blurring sensitive information is a bad idea | Dheera Venkatraman’s web site
• Why We Hack | bitly blog
• Git guilt, blame, and code review | Atlassian Blogs
• You can cheat so your web site seems faster than it is | Javalobby
• Let me tell you about the types of data | tel.github.io
• You’re not allowed bioinformatics anymore | opiniomics
• Where Did http://bit.ly/1kYuHha Go Wrong? | Ariel Michaeli
• InterState: A Language and Environment for Expressing Interface Behavior | Lambda the Ultimate
• Simplified sign-in with Chrome for Android | Google Chrome Blog
• What’s the most popular Ruby library? | The Omniref Blog
• Latest Nginx Plus launch embraces end-to-end application traffic management | VentureBeat
• How I Got 2200 Pre-Signups for my SaaS in 2 Weeks, then Failed Hard | Matt Kremer
• This tree produces 40 different types of fruit | Science Alert
• Identifying JVM – trickier than expected | Java Code Geeks
• The Daily Six Pack: July 25, 2014

I hope you enjoy today’s items, and please participate in the discussions on those sites.