I've been sick, and the interesting tabs are piling up in my browser. The problem is that the browser in question is on my 7-year-old XP laptop, and frankly, its CPU fan is starting to bug me. So before I go to bed, link dump time!
- jQuery file upload demo. OK, I know, but I'm a sucker for this stuff.
- Zac Stewart weighs in with an interesting proposal to use the HTTP OPTIONS verb for API self-description.
- Mojolicious boilerplate. You had me at "boilerplate".
- Building world-class ML systems, an article at the O'Reilly Radar that I haven't even had time to read. By the way, the complaints about NLP systems usually failing when normal mortals try to use them (OK, maybe I'm slanting that a little in paraphrase) is because current NLP systems aren't actually intelligent, but people don't have the mental tools to understand that.
- wkhtmltopdf - heck of a name for a tool that uses WebKit to render an HTML page to PDF.
- Diagram.ly - I'm pretty sure I've linked them before. But still. Here they are again.
- First in a series listing the tools for modern Web development.
- Nice post mortem on a virus infiltration. I'm a sucker for that stuff, too.
- My cousin Erin's old blog has a post on responsive prototyping that's pretty slick.
- (See how I name-dropped there, but only for the really hip? That's just how I roll.)
- Clearly.pl, a programmable structured text editor in Javascript. [github]
- generic-ci, a generic continuous integration tool that doesn't pull in all of Java.
- Cheap hosting page.
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