Inspiring Boards (inspiringboards) | Trello
A collection of boards to inspire new and creative uses of Trello in both your personal and work life. All of these boards can be copied and used as a jumping off point for projects of your own. Source: (3) Inspiring Boards (inspiringboards) | Trello
Swift语言指南 By @SwiftLanguage
这份指南汇集了 Swift 语言主流学习资源，并以开发者的视角整理编排。 Swift Language Guide, collection of resources in Chinese. Source: Swift语言指南 By @SwiftLanguage
ageitgey/node-unfluff
Automatically extract body content (and other cool stuff) from an html document. NodeJS. Source: ageitgey/node-unfluff
DB Browser for SQLite
DB Browser for SQLite is a high quality, visual, open source tool to create, design, and edit database files compatible with SQLite. Source: DB Browser for SQLite
Walkthroughs Screenshots :: Mobile Patterns
A library of iOS and Android screenshots for designers and developers to reference. Source: Walkthroughs Screenshots :: Mobile Patterns
LevelDB Benchmarks
In order to test LevelDB’s performance, we benchmark it against other well-established database implementations. LevelDB is fast! Source: LevelDB Benchmarks
Objective-leveldb by matehat
An Objective-C database library built over Google’s LevelDB, a fast embedded key-value store written by Google. Source: Objective-leveldb by matehat
When One App Rules Them All: The Case of WeChat and Mobile in China | Andreessen Horowitz
How WeChat works #5: Where social is just a feature, not the focus — liberating brands and celebrities in new ways Filed under case studies. Source: When One App Rules Them All: The Case of WeChat and Mobile in China | Andreessen Horowitz
Unreasonable clients
If you reserve your best effort for the irritable boss, the never-pleased client and the bully of a customer, then you’ve bought into a system that rewards the very people who are driving you nuts. It’s no wonder you have clients like that–they get your best work. Source: Seth’s Blog: Unreasonable clients
Unreasonable requests: how do you push back? | The Corporate Writer
The Push Back Process — Step 1: Get out the anger in a safe environment or the right person! (Never a coworker!) Step 2: Write what you want to say in your most down-and-dirty, no editing way. Step 3: Rewrite your comments by putting as much as possible in the third-person, objective case. Cut out […]