Newsletter #56

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

News from the IT Team:

Hallal wrote an interesting post about Shisha: a nodejs library for creating smoke tests in no time.

We submitted some proposals to the Confoo conference in Canada: check, and support them by voting for Hallal and for Cirpo!

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.

• Pants: Build system by Twitter, Foursquare, and Square

• Push notification click-through rates

• Get your public IP address, uberfast

• The joy of make at jsconfeu

• JavaScript and the Browser: Under the Hood

• Pioneerjs: javascript integration testing

• Create an app like twitter in 300 lines of AngularJS

• ECMAScript 6 modules: the final syntax

• What’s next for JavaScript – ES6 Rocks

• Write Code Every Day

• Current #Redis cost is 1.5 man a month

• A Chrome extension to measure everything

• Recommended Security Reading List

• PhpStorm 8 is out!

• Express.js for beginners

• Pho – BDD test framework for PHP

• Why Companies Need Full-Time Product Managers (And What They Do All Day)

• What 60,000 Customer Searches Taught Us about Logging in JSON

• CSS Variables: Access Custom Properties with JavaScript

• “Onload in Onload” or “Why you should use document.readyState”

• Speed Up Your Bootstrap and Font-Awesome Sites Using Font Compression

• Progressive image rendering: Good or evil?

• DDD with Symfony2: Folder Structure And Code First

• A better way to work with assets in Symfony 2

• Why I changed my mind about NodeJs

• Fixing PHP Fatal Error: Allowed Memory Size Exhausted

• If Programming Languages were Vehicles

• Handling multiple entity managers in symfony and doctrine, the smart way

• Node OS

• Easy MySQL with Docker

• Resource management in Docker

• Docker + Jenkins: Dynamically Provisioning SLES 11 Build Containers

• All-in-one fully featured GUI for Redis

• Weave creates a virtual network that connects Docker containers deployed across multiple hosts.

• A ruby web framework where your ruby runs on both server and client