February 2014 Archive
16051.
Dungeon Keeper on Android filters out 1-4 star reviews
(kitguru.net)
16052.
16053.
Sprinkle Some Innovation On It
(tectonicpodcast.com)
16054.
How CodePath Trains Developers To Build In A Mobile World
(techcrunch.com)
16055.
16056.
A Startup that makes easy contracts for startups, launching beta
(lawyersareboring.tumblr.com)
16057.
MongoDB and the fine art of data modelling
(vladmihalcea.com)
16058.
GIVEAWAY
(youtube.com)
16059.
16060.
Gmal gets Rsvp Action
(developers.google.com)
16061.
Free Speech Isn't Free
(theatlantic.com)
16062.
Verizon Nexus 7 is finally hitting the shelves
(techniquid.com)
16063.
Cars, clouds and open-source software go together
(community.csc.com)
16064.
How Hackers Watch The Olympics Online
(greycoder.com)
16065.
Fighting Closed with Open
(commonsware.com)
16066.
Ten Ways to Trick Your Brain Into Doing What You Want
(top10zspot.com)
16067.
ASTROIDS – Stayin' Alive [video]
(vimeo.com)
16068.
Language learning, gamified.
(duolingo.com)
16069.
HARDWARE HANGOUT with James “Laen” Neal from OSH Park
(plus.google.com)
16070.
Mind = Blown Flappy Bird Has Been Removed By The Developer As Promised
(appdevelopermagazine.com)
16071.
In 3.5 Years, Most Africans Will Have Smartphones
(techcrunch.com)
16072.
Functional Programming in JavaScript
(reactive-extensions.github.io)
16073.
We want to be lovers of our time
(bbc.co.uk)
16074.
API-powered Glassware that Answers Your Open Government and other Questions
(socialhealthinsights.com)
16075.
Journaling My Cycling Accident And Recovery
(danalookadoo.com)
16076.
Google
(google.fr)
16077.
16078.
North Korea’s Red Star OS Looks Like OS X
(technobuffalo.com)
16080.
Man pays the price for affair
(campusmoviefest.com)