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  1. We live in interesting times.

  2. Setup Vagrant with VMWare and Ubuntu

    Vagrant is a very handy command-line tool for managing virtual machines (VMs) and orchestrating consistent developer environments across a team of developers.

  3. Bitcoin Is Not Inherently Secure

    This comment was written in response to a blog post by Fred Wilson.

  4. Why Have Open Data Initiatives Not Been More Successful?

    It never fails to fascinate how differently do Open Data practitioners look at APIs, compared to applied API practitioners (i.e. people who build APIs for specific business needs).

  5. How Innovation Works

    A list of necessary, if not always sufficient, steps for inventing something new and valuable: Obsess.

  6. Asking the Right Questions — Lean Startup

    Woke up this morning to this tweet from Hacker News: Lessons learned from my failed startup after 2 years, 300 users and 0 revenue http://t.co/MowOCvwOjR — news.yc Popular (@newsycombinator) December 31, 2013 Despite the somewhat cliché title, it ended-up…

  7. Web Typography Quick Wins: Let Your Body Text Breathe

    The appearence of a text can have significant impact on our ability to: comprehend, enjoy or even be willing to finish reading the text.

  8. Code-On-Demand in REST APIs: Scriptable Clients

    The relationship of the web APIs and the World Wide Web (the medium) has been complicated, to say the least.

  9. “Hello Web” API In Go Programming Language

    Programming language Go is one of a handful of popular, new ones aimed at modernizing conventional programming style established by C++ and Java.

  10. Next Wave of Big Data Will Be Hypermedia

    Due to the explosive growth of the volume of the data we operate on, Big Data has been an increasingly hot topic for the past several years.

  11. Web of APIs with Hypermedia and Node.js

    Following is a transcript of a talk that was given at NodeSummit conference in San Francisco, in December 2013.

  12. Mac OS-X Key Combinations for Some Common Characters

    Credit: this blog post was inspired by and CSS styles for it were shamelessly ripped off of: Smart Quotes for Smart People website by Jason Santa-Maria.

  13. All Content Management Systems (CMS) Are Broken In a Bad Way.

    Following is a transcript of a talk that was given at the APIStrategy and Practice Conference in San Francisco, in October 2013.

  14. RapidSSL wildcard certificates are a relatively affordable (compared to most of its competition) wildcard SSL certificates that can be used to deploy HTTPS services using SSL encryption for any subdomains of your domain.

  15. Hypermedia APIs vs. API Governance

    Organizations that take their tech teams down the “Everything is a Web Service” (à la: Jeff Bezos and Amazon Web Services) architectural route, often and quickly find that such approach can lead to a number of problems: uncontrolled explosion of the number

  16. New York Times Snow Fall: Editorial Skeumorphism?

    New York Times’ Snow Fall story has been a whopping success in attracting spotlight.

  17. Using Multiple SSH Keys with Github

    Note: if you are too impatient to read the whole thing, feel free to jump to the TL;DR Summary Why do we need this?

  18. Easy Way To Daemonize Hubot (Hipchat) on Debian Linux

    HipChat is a very nice chat software by Atlassian.

  19. Google Glass is probably the most polarizing tech gadget being discussed.

  20. Object Oriented JavaScript from Classical OO Perspective

    For programmers accustomed to conventional Object-Oriented languages, such as: Java or C++, JavaScript’s Object-Oriented implementation can often be confusing.

  21. TL;DR git config --global push.default tracking Full Story GitHub Pages are public webpages freely hosted and easily published through github.com.

  22. How To Daemonize PHP-FPM on Mac OS-X Mountain Lion with Brew

    One of the easiest ways to install/upgrade PHP on Mac OS-X is using brew.

  23. Branching in Git with Remote Tracking

    Problem: we would like to set up a new branch off of an existing branch in a remote and make sure local/remote tracking is set up properly.

  24. Knockout.js is a beautifully implemented MVVM Javascript framework that makes creating highly dynamic, modern, Ajax-driven user-interfaces a breeze and almost completely removes the need to directly mess with HTML DOM, thus drastically decreasing the comp…

  25. Why Google Is Wrong To Obsess About Facebook

    I closed my Facebook account several months ago and have since enjoyed time not spent on the social network, spending it much more productively and enjoyably elsewhere.

  26. Installing Mosh on Debian Squeeze and Mac OS-X Lion

    Mosh is a nifty, UDP-based client-server utility that greatly improves SSH connection’s reliability and usability, especially on flaky connections or if you need to jump on/off VPN, change IPs etc.

  27. City-Level Geo IP Location Detection In PHP and Apache

    Following is a quick set of instructions to set up city-level location detection using Maxmind’s GeoIP library using Apache/PHP.

  28. Plea For Better Responsive Web Design Support In Browsers

    Responsive Web Design http://bit.ly/f6TPB7 is an extremely important approach/technique/movement for making web mobile-friendly.

  29. Agile Code - Design for Refactoring, Not Maintenance

    Couple things happened today (Friday, of all days): My old blog hosting company sent a “we are shutting down” notice.

  30. APC 3.1.9 has a nasty bug, causing a frustrating error: “PHP Fatal error: Unknown: apc_fcntl_unlock failed: in Unknown on line 0” to appear when installed with PECL on Mac OS-X (and reportedly on a variety of Linux platforms).

  31. Elastic Search is a fantastic, clustered search server built on top of Apache Lucene search engine.

  32. Check PHP Configuration INI Files Actually Loaded

    It’s not always easy, in PHP, to figure-out which PHP ini files are actually parsed and loaded.

  33. Espresso And Syntax Highlights for Custom File Formats

    I like Espresso from MacRabbit for server-side scripting a lot.

  34. Command-Line Javascript (CLI) On Mac OS-X

    With the increasing popularity of server-side Javascript, you may want to have Javascript everywhere.

  35. Elegant Way To Format SQL's Where IN For PHP 5.3

    It’s a pretty common need to format an array as a proper comma-delimited string for use in SQL’s “WHERE … IN” clause.

  36. Install CouchDB On Debian Squeeze from Source

    Following is a step-by-step guide to installing the latest CouchDB release on Debian Squeeze from sources.

  37. Install RabbitMQ on Debian Squeeze

  38. Pragmatic RESTful API Design

    “REST vs.

  39. If a server running MongoDB crashed or MongoDB did not get to shut down cleanly for some other reason, you may not be able to start Mongo again, getting “exception in initAndListen std::exception: old lock file, terminating” error in Mongo error log.

  40. Install Rails 3, Ruby 1.9, NginX and MongoDB on Debian Lenny

    Let’s start with setting up a developer account.

  41. Building Latest Git On Debian Lenny

    Debian Lenny only provides Git 1.5.x out of the box, which is a pretty old git version.

  42. Install PHP 5.3, Nginx And PHP-fpm On Debian Lenny

    We start by installing dotdeb APT repository to get easy access to the latest .deb packages for some of our components like NginX, PHP stack etc. $ sudo su - # echo "deb http://packages.dotdeb.org stable all" >> /etc/apt/sources.list # echo "deb-src http:…

  43. Install Node.js and Express.js with Nginx on Debian Lenny

    Following instructions were tested on a RackSpace Cloud Server.

  44. Developer's Ultimate Bash Prompt

    Default bash prompt is limited.

  45. Installing APC on Mac OS-X PHP

    *Update*: Brew packages have changes so new way of getting things done:\ > brew tap josegonzalez/homebrew-php > brew install php53 --with-mysql --with-fpm > brew install php53-apc *Older instructions*: I am not a fan of MAMP, XAMPP or other pre-packaged…

  46. Installing Rails 3 with JRuby on CentOS Linux

    There are many benefits of using JRuby with Rails, among others: great thread-support via JVM, easy integration with the vast amount of functionality provided by existing Java libraries, streamlined database access and deployment.

  47. Installing and Configuring Clojure on CentOS 5

    Make sure you have epel Yum repo installed, if you don’t: $ sudo rpm -Uvh http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/epel/5/x86_64/epel-release-5-4.noarch.rpm Please note that the above instructions are for a 64-bit architecture, on a 32-bit architecture: $ s…

  48. SimpleTest Automated Testing and Debugging in Drupal7

    Drupal uses extended version of SimpleTest for automated testing.

  49. Installing Ruby On Rails 3 on CentOS with Nginx

    This tutorial assumes that you are working with the local account on CentOS 5.x and sudo into root as necessary.

  50. Drupal Core CVS Checkout

    If you ever need to create a Drupal core patch, you may need to check-out main branch of the appropriate version.