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  1. Unread messages in mailing lists: MooTools (0), W3C (666), WHATWG (256)
  2. Investigating the performance of node.nodeName: http://blog.calyptus.eu/seb...
  3. iPhone developers are stupid http://short.to/y31w
  4. @tehlike Yes, but considering the complexity when something in NH goes wrong. One of the lighter ones may actually be preferable.
  5. Hibernate still provides a lot of friction even for experienced devs. Maybe I'm better off with a layer close to the schema (like AR or L2S)
  6. Google Closure is obviously made by and for Java devs. IMO, this is a mistake. JS is different. YUI, is more MooToolsy yet too many cooks.
  7. Good points on software metrics. http://short.to/xy2o
  8. RT @srstrong: Awesome! RT @OdeToCode: Fluid dynamics in JavaScript. It's awesome in Chrome! http://bit.ly/PA3LV
  9. IE9 JS performance work is actually quite exciting http://j.mp/13LBBW http://bit.ly/2IQwcc
  10. Microsoft develops mainstream technology. Using it means you're at least 3 years behind early adopters and 5 years behind the cutting edge.
  11. Watching ASP.NET 4 makes me sad. That's so NOT cool. http://www.asp.net/learn/as...
  12. Typing "Nice" on my Android suggests either Microsoft or Novell.
  13. Chrome OS looks very nice. http://short.to/xnyj
  14. @ayende Isn't the point of the profiler to find invalid scenarios? It should at least acknowledge the problem and display a warning.
  15. As system architects most of our work should be formalizing existing complex systems. Not inventing new. We're really system anthropologists
  16. Chrome, Closure, Go... Google does great stuff but please stop confusing people by stealing names of similar but unrelated technologies.
  17. Whoever is responsible for MySQL Workbench quality assurance should be fired.
  18. Debugging crash dumps in VS2010 actually looks useful: http://bit.ly/2w5eo4 starring @TessFerrandez
  19. Google Closure is really really really sweet. http://code.google.com/clos...
  20. Ample SDK is the biggest thing to happen to AJAX for years. Unfortunately still aspirational. Low-level W3C may not be the most usable APIs.