Weekly Thing · November 4, 2017
Weekly Thing for November 4, 2017
26 links, 25 of them in the collection. Read WT26 on Weekly Thing.
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- Signal >> Blog >> Standalone Signal Desktop
- André Staltz - The Web began dying in 2014, here's how
- iPhone X: Tomorrow's iPhone today - Six Colors
- The history of MarketWatch: How a sports data startup became a half-billion-dollar financial news site - Outside the Box - MarketWatch
- GraphQL at massive scale: GraphQL as the glue in a microservice architecture
- Super Mario Run’s 200 million downloads didn’t result in ‘acceptable profit’ for Nintendo - The Verge
- Full-Size vs. Fun-Size Candy Bars: A Halloween Assessment - The Atlantic
- Slides – Create and share presentations online
- Perl is the most hated programming language / Boing Boing
- Frappe Charts
- Seeing Myself in #MNTech – Jenna – Medium
- Vim After 15 Years | Ian Langworth’s Things of Variable Interest
- How leading American newspapers got people to pay for news - Funnel vision
- Seashells
- 1Password 7 now Available for iOS —Tools and Toys
- sonar, a linting tool for the web
- Why is the DOS path character "\"? – Larry Osterman's WebLog
- iOS 11.2 Bringing (some of) SiriKit to HomePod — 512 Pixels
- Apple's iPhone X: The First Field Report | WIRED
- Miniflux - Minimalist RSS Reader
- Hyper - JS/HTML/CSS Terminal
- Apollo Client 2.0 – Apollo GraphQL
- The New York Times is Now Available as a Tor Onion Service
- DNS records lookup ~ dnsrecords.io
- TwilioQuest, the Fastest Way to Learn Twilio
- profiling: An interactive continuous Python profiler.