Newsletter #60

Hello, It’s #TechThursday at #namshi!

News from the IT Team:

As you probably know reading our newsletter we are very interested in Docker, the open platform for distributed applications, that’s why Oba, Alex and Lucio will attend the Docker Europe conference in December

Have fun in the cold and grey Amsterdam guys :D

Here is the list with awesome links to keep you busy during the weekend::

• Mary live-codes a JavaScript game from scratch

• Life of a HTTP request, as seen by my toy web server

• Redis cluster, no longer vaporware

• Passwordless authentication: Secure, simple, and fast to deploy

• How POODLE Happened

• Container Computing and AWS

• Google Map Tracks Your Every Move. Check Your ‘Location History’ to Verify It

• Developer Preview of Version 3 of AWS SDK for PHP

• HastyScribe, markdown to self-contained HTML pages

• AngularJS 1.3.0

• A study of code abstraction

• An open letter to PHP-FIG

• Kotlin – Statically typed programming language targeting the JVM and JavaScript

• Hand-picked registry of Node.js frameworks

• Restling: a promise based asynchronous http requests

• Loading webfonts with high performance on responsive websites

• Symfony3 upgrade guide

• Meteor.js: not new but better recheck :)

• Sharing micro-service authentication using Nginx, Passport and Redis Glozic

• 5 Programming Languages Marked for Death

• Amazon finally launched SSD storages for RDS

• What does the adoption of the Blink rendering engine by the Chromium project mean for WebKit?

• All the places where you can use javascript

• Comparison: what’s wrong and why I love AngularJs

• Monitor CoreOS at scale with Datadog

• How we increased our EC2 event throughput by 50%, for free

• Supporting Millions of Pretty URL Rewrites in Nginx with Lua and Redis

• To Picturefill, or not to Picturefill

• Dynamic Worker Threads In JavaScript

• AngularJS: Demystifying Directives

• What the heck is the event loop anyway ?

• Building a better Instagram app for Android

• Lightweight Symfony2 Controllers

• The Future of PHP is Shared Power Tools