We have another good mix of articles for today. Edmund Kirwan talks about structural simplicity. This is important as it helps with understanding and maintenance of your codebase. Mozilla Hacks continues their series of articles on ES6, with this one about Collections. On Flowing Data, there is a cool visualization hack using Microsoft Excel to generate a heat map.
As always, enjoy today’s items, and please participate in the discussions on these sites.
Startups, Career and Process
- Agile Ecosystem, It Starts With Why | Javalobby
- Where Does an Agile Transformation Start? Everywhere. | Javalobby
- It’s a Large Batch Life for Us | DaedTech
Design and Development
- Why We Need Continuous Integration | Javalobby
- Structural simplicity | Edmund Kirwan
- ES6 In Depth: Collections | Mozilla Hacks
- Testable IO in Haskell | IMVU Engineering
- Get Back Up and Try Again: Retrying in Python | Python Zone
- Gradual typing for Clojure | Ambrose Bonnaire-Sergeant
- The Problem with the Node community. | Wired Horizon
- jstack and jmap | Javalobby
- Interoperable CSS | Glen Maddern
- Constructors in Ceylon | Ceylon Blog
Big Data, Visualization, SQL and NoSQL
- Unisex names – Data Analysis Use Case | Kenan Deen
- Data’s Hierarchy of Needs | Javalobby
- Excel heat map hack | Flowing Data
- Query Autofiltering Revisited — Let’s Be More precise! | Javalobby
Infrastructure, Operations and DevOps
- Continuous Integration and Delivery with Docker | Javalobby
- Heroku PostgreSQL vs. Amazon RDS for PostgreSQL | Java Code Geeks
Security, Encryption and Cryptography
- Introducing the timechain | Matthew Roberts
- TLS with Go | Eric Chiang
- Defending Against Compiler-Based Backdoors | Embedded in Academia
Link Collections
- Resources to learn Go(lang) | Andy Grunwald
- The Daily Six Pack: June 22, 2015 | Dirk Strauss
