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By : thejaswi
- Troy Sobotka has a blog post on why GIMP is inadequate in the real world. Slightly worrying post.
- Kevin McCarthy has an article on "How 3 companies (Yammer, Proxlet and Bocoup) use Node.js"
- Pingdom has released a jaw-dropping article on "The Internet in 2010". A whopping 107 trillion emails were sent in the year!
- Mathias Meyer has an exhaustive item on the different levels of monitoring with examples of services and software.
- Yann Malet has written a neat post on how to write custom filters integrated into the django admin with a few lines of HTML.
- bebraw on reddit has put up a "List of javascript game engines". Some number for a language that has mainly been used on the web browser.
- Facebook in collaboration with OSUOSL has launched Supercell, a testing infrastructure for open source projects.
- Yee Lee has an insightful article on "How Facebook ships code".
- Andrew Godwin and Ben Firshman have been working on their new venture ep.io which promises smart python hosting. The python deployment scene is slowly heating up. Interesting!
- Here at agiliq, we launched an android app "Track your medicines". Still a work in progress and a learning journey for us! Stay tuned for a tutorial on how to write an app.
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