Newsletter #57

Hello, It’s #TechThursday at #namshi again!

News from the IT Team:

Hallal has already landed in London for Symfony Live conference and he is having a blast.

And we are back with some more proposals to the Confoo conference in Canada: check, and support them by voting for Alex, for Lucio and for Geshan, go team Namshi!

But what has the team been looking at over the past week? Below you’ll find the usual list of interesting articles we discovered in the past 7 days.

• Decoupling packages

• A tiny library for retrying failing operations

• Cooperative multitasking for PHP via co-routines

• The Right Way (In computer science, everything is a trade-off)

• Docker Introduction – Slides from a Red Hat Software Engineer

• Doctrine filters and annotations to improve security and ease development in a Symfony app

• Do Programmers Need to Be ‘Masters of Their Domain’?

• npm 2.0 released

• yet another javascript template language: eXtensible

• New in Symfony 2.6: LockHandler

• Prevent errors from breaking gulp watch

• CloudScale – Automatic Cloud Infrastructure Scaling

• CTOs are the new PANDAs

• PHP: why GOTO instead of recursion?

• New in Symfony 2.6: Smarter assets:install command

• Symfony 2.6 fast approaching its stabilization phase

• An Early Investor Offers Some Lessons From Alibaba’s Evolution

• One Thing Well – blog about simple, useful software

• Amazon SNS – Now With Enhanced Support for iOS 8

• JavaScript Memory Management Masterclass

• Apple announces API that allows using JavaScript for Automation

• Resource management in Docker

• Node OS

• Why I changed my mind about Node.js

• The Business Analyst as Explorer: An Inquiry, Not an Inquisition

• Can Technology Fix Medicine? Medical data is a hot spot for venture investing and product innovation.

• Mobile & multi-device lessons learned, a free e-book by Luke Wroblewski

• “I was just asked to crack a program in a job interview !”

• Be a happier developer with Docker

• Learn AngularJS by Creating a Gmail Clone

• Getting Started with CSS Shapes