A long time ago, Rob Sprance had a “radio station” on Live365 that introduced me to a bunch of retro stuff I hadn’t heard before. I was looking for new music the other day and thought of him. It turns out he has a Last.fm account. These are the tracks he’s been listening to.
I love these watercolors by Wil Freeborn.
Talk by Jon Moore on designing a RESTful api with HATEOAS.
I need to look this page up every single time.
I have thought about and started writing solutions to this exact problem many times. I’ve played with different tools (including some mentioned in his post) and always come away disappointed. I don’t want to lock my stuff up into some proprietary tool. I’ve resorted to using this site for links, and markdown-formatted text files for thoughts, notes, ideas, and projects.
A simple template for blogging.
This is so damn good I may have to buy some pastels. I can’t explain how much I love this.
An introduction to protocols. I came across this when trying to understand how Om components work. Another post here using the example of encoding json.
A series of video tutorials on various Clojure topics by Tim Baldrige.
These always make me think of _why.
Bob Ippolito’s single-step Mac OS X Haskell installation.
Brent Yorgey’s course on Haskell. Chris Allen’s recommended way of learning Haskell. After going through it a bit, I found some problems and progress slowed, then halted. I’ll bet it’s great when you take the course…the lecture notes are not enough for self study. I personally would recommend Learn You a Haskell to dip toes in, then look for the next step.
An interactive cljs tutorial for Light Table by David Nolen.