Using Node.js with Parse
The Cloud Code environment is the fastest way to get some dynamic application logic running online. But as your app grows, you may want more features, like the ability to use arbitrary node.js modules or to test things locally. The Parse Hooks API makes it possible to use your own node.js server in conjunction with […]
Raw
The missing link between spreadsheets and vector graphics. Charting. Source: Raw
goktugyil/QorumLogs
send all your logs to Google Docs with only 1 line of extra code. Source: goktugyil/QorumLogs
nvzqz/FileKit
Simple and expressive file management in Swift Source: nvzqz/FileKit
iosre/iOSAppReverseEngineering
As a 5-year n00b, this is my gift to the jailbreak community, enjoy! iOS App Reverse Engineering is the world’s 1st book of very detailed iOS App reverse engineering skills, targeting 4 kinds of readers: Source: iosre/iOSAppReverseEngineering
HomeMirror
HomeMirror Android application powering the mirror in my house Source: HannahMitt/HomeMirror
Android-Tips
Android Tips – 专业填坑手册 Source: tangqi92/Android-Tips
StrongLoop | What the IBM Acquisition of StrongLoop Means for the Node.js Community
From the very first day when Jerry Cuomo, IBM’s CTO for Middleware, sought us out because members of his team were using LoopBack and other open source from StrongLoop, to the day when he met me and asked if we’d consider joining IBM, to all the discussions throughout the past months about how to work […]
My Summer Internship at FiftyThree — The Open Studio: A Blog by FiftyThree
PrototypingPrototyping is a magical blend of design and engineering. Source: My Summer Internship at FiftyThree — The Open Studio: A Blog by FiftyThree
Alternatives to try? #swiftlang — Erica Sadun
The nice thing about try? is that you don’t have to encapsulate calls within a do-catch block. Your result returns as an optional: .Some for success, .None for fail. You can use try? in both if-let statements, and with guard. Swift 2.0 error handling Source: Alternatives to try? #swiftlang — Erica Sadun